What do you think are some of the stupidest ways a person has died? For me, I would have to say the kid who buried his head in his sandbox, because he was acting out something from Naruto. I couldn't believe that when I heard the news.

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PS2 hands down, because you didn't have to buy a stupid remote to watch movies on your console like with Xbox. Panasonic Q doesn't count as it was never released in North America.

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the remote was worth it, because the xbox is much better quality, the ps2 was horrible.

I loved him in T3 and that crazy noise he made :)

I honestly thought that thing was very stupid when it came out. I mean, why would you want to play with a 2 in. Game Boy with a tiny screen? There is a reason why it failed, hard.

I have regretted buying a 360 in some ways. But it's not because of it's hardware failures, but because I bought it at the absolute wrong time when I truely did not need it. I originaly got mine around the summer of '06, when the 360 was still a fairly new console. At the time, there was only roughly 30 games availible and only a select few appealed to me. I was never really a fan of Xbox, as I was much more of a PS2/Gamecube gamer in the last generation.

What I should have done was waited a full year until the following summer in '07, after the 360 Elite was out and I was working my new job full time. As far as the RROD issue goes, my 360 only broke once and that wasn't until a year and a half after I got it.

In some ways, I do kinda regret buying a 360 over a PS3. I really liked some of the PS3 exclusives, and I never really cared for Halo or Gears. I will get a PS3 someday, but when I can afford it. $400 is a bit too much up front.

The fact that I never bought a DS, still comes back to bite my ass from time to time :( I have to say, I do regret getting a PSP.

I've been using Windows Media Player for years, until some months ago when it inexplicably deleted several songs. So I had several albums with missing tracks. Why it did that, I'll never know. But I do know that I've had it with it's stupid flaws.

I don't like using Winamp because it's just weird and annoying to use. Before I had WMP I used Music Match Jukebox which was pretty good, until a new update made it stupid.

PS2 hands down, because you didn't have to buy a stupid remote to watch movies on your console like with Xbox. Panasonic Q doesn't count as it was never released in North America.

The "Colonel" was just an AI program created by the Arsenal Gear that pretended to be Colonel Campbell inside Raiden's nanomachines. In other words, Raiden was just talking to himself when he thought he was talking to Colonel Campbell. The reason why the Colonel started acting weird was because Emma Emmerich uploaded a virus to the Arsenal Gear which affected the system and the AI program that was talking to Raiden.

I know it's really confusing at first, I mean I had to play through the game a couple times to fully understand it :P

Although I don't hate this game, I still find God of War to be very overrated. The game is basically a mindless hack and slash but with some surprisingly good and intricate puzzles.

Call of Duty = biggest over-rated piece of crap ever. Halo is horribly over-rated and played by a bunch of annoying and stupid 12-year olds. Dead Rising is one of the worst games I've ever played, it sucked so bad.