[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]Most college students can hardly afford their tuition... :|zidane345

almost no one can afford tuition, its so expansive, the only people out there that doesnt even consider it a hasle are unfortunitly the Paris Hiltons of the world, to bad they rather spend there time snorting crack and drinking all night instead of actually doing something meaningful with their lives

With spelling and grammar like that, it's no wonder that you didn't get a scholarship. And one does not snort crack, rather coke. But I guess they are your drugs, and you can do what you see fit with them.

Raconteur:

A person who is skilled in relating stories and anecdotes interestingly.

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:lol: That's hilarious, actually...

hehe really "tight" with some how losing 9 billion in liquid cash at Iraq, with no idea where it went.Steve3950

Haven't you ever gone on vacation and accidentally lost a couple billion dollars? I know I have.

GameCube is still in production and new games are in development for. GameCube is ALIVE, and that's a fact.Nintendogamer33

I demand to see links that support these games "in development". Hopefully they have nothing to do with children's movies.

The first time I played on easy for a couple songs. Then I played medium for a couple hours. Soon that wasn't enough of a challenge and I moved to hard. And that's when things got ugly. I cannot play on hard mode and do well through an entire song (well honestly, I pretty much just played Laid to Rest for about 3 hours). Doesn't make sense, because I play guitar, and I can learn how to play a song before it's over (press play, read tab, and know it by the end of the song).

But I don't own any GH games, so I can only practise when I'm around friends that have it. I've probably put 10 hours max into the game. 

Uhh but isn't that assuming that every 360 owner bought the extra HD-DVD drive?

Dreams-Visions

I assume he's suggesting that if HD-DVD really caught on, 360 owners would be more compelled to buy the add-on than they are now. those are potential HD-DVD customers.

Yeah that too. They can either buy the add-on or a standalone player. But they'll buy it. It's the WalMart curse. 

[QUOTE="Shut_Me_Up"]

Honestly, I think this may be a nail in the coffin. 360 already has a larger userbase. And now WalMart is backing HD DVD? That's huge. Everybody shops at WalMart. People going in there for Cheetos and hairspray will likely walk out with the latest Martin Lawrence crapfest on HD DVD for $11.88. And they always have stacks of DVDs by the checkout to tempt people.

Also has anyone noticed how prices end in .99 everywhere except WalMart, where they end in .88? Know why? They're Nazis. ;) Seriously.

MrHoboX

Uhh but isn't that assuming that every 360 owner bought the extra HD-DVD drive?

Fair enough. But still, it's WalMart! You've seen the South Park episode. People can't resist their "low" prices.