"Dude.. your sister is SMOKING hot.. I mean the things I would do to her! Whew boy let me begin:.."wrlyy

I would talk to your friend first. That will ruin your relationship completly, garunteed.xboxdudeman800

Yawn fest............PC gaming has gotten less expensive over the years as compared to console gaming. Even still, PC gaming is more expensive than console gaming.......*kinda*

Let me explain my madness:

We all need a PC, so when looking for a practical, and good PC we tend to spend a decent amount of money, a modern dual-core processor, 1.5 or 2 GBs of RAM, fast DVD-ROM drive, etc. These are all good and somewhat necessary attributes for a good practical PC in today's world. As a tool it helps with gaining access by gathering information from the internet, applications let you create and manage work and projects, and these files are stored on the system as well nicely, neatly and conveniently. This is a practical machine for your "needs" and maybe a little bit of music playing and a game of solitare here or there.

So for the cost of a modern game console like the Xbox 360, one can add a video card (like the 8800GTS 320 MB) that hands down beats the Xbox 360 in all graphical regards. If you're a hardcore PC gamer, you can also appreciate the cheaper games for Windows as well compared to their console bretheren as well as the much bigger selection. Now you say "but it'll be obsolete in 2 years! With the Xbox 360, it'll never be obsolete until the next one comes out!" Interesting yet questionable noob logic this is, as long as the game supports the 8800GTS it'll look better on the PC version. This is 2 years down the road and the 8800GTS has become a minimum requirement of course. Understand? Even still the associated cost of game production and the ease of it porting between the 360 and PC has created a high volume of games released on the PC and 360 at the same time. Considering the idea, it's likely that as long as this is done, and few PC developers continue to push graphics because of porting in mind, that 8800GTSs and similar hardware will actually have a really long lifespan. Even though I am planning on replaceing my desktop after having it for 3 years, I do think the 8800GTS at least will have a lifespan of 4 years easy.

So I think we can all rest easy a bit. Considering what we get based on the idea of a practical machine as well as the ultimate gaming platform with a library of titles as vast as a library of books, I think it's a great deal. Plus cheapter games ahahhaahahahahaha.