All TVs emit some radiation. Nothing harmful though, don't worry about it.

I'm pretty sure you can still use your DLC suits/weapons, however starting a new game (that is on a new difficulty) acts as a 'fresh start'; losing all your money, weapons, upgrades etc.

Edit: Oh I see. Well I'd assume if the suits and stuff are 'free' in the store normally, they'll be free on HC mode too.

The uncle al commercial. I don't have a link, but it says something along the lines of "I'm uncle Al. You know I'm the one you have over to dinner, and you know I'm the one you share your remote with, You know I've been a family friend for a long time. But what you don't know is what I do to your kid when you're not looking." I actually remember yelling WHAT THE **** AL? at the screen. That's so creepy and screwed up.XilePrincess

Found it

That is weird D:

Yet another Japanese ad

Your description's pretty vague, but is he using an 'i' resolution such as 720i? That can cause lines on the screen during movement. It's more likely the Xbox 360 itself is failing. When the scaler chip is failing it usually causes weird graphical problems before giving the E74 error.

By the way, NEVER go anywhere NEAR Condemned 2's multiplayer. It's the exact opposite of fun.

Master_ShakeXXX

I actually thought it was quite fun, with friends. I enjoyed jumping at them from dark corners :P

has bluray justified itself? why or why not.

I love what bluray offers. I was late to pick up an hd television and just got a 3dtv bluray movies rock ans my son loves his 3d movies. also i pickup up sly cooper. i did not play one last gen because i thought it was a kids game but it is crazy fun and a super creative take on the platforming genre. the bundled games on one disc are so cool and i can't wait for sotc and ico. mgs4 was also cool i think that bluray is sweet and going back to dvd is like going back to cds and vhs. hd makes a world of difference in movies and bundled games are the best bargain out there.

chicagodon

You realise that DVDs do HD too, right?

I'm not sure, but I found this on Amazon's product description:

• Works with existing 802.11g and 802.11b wireless routers and access points (backwards-compatible)

So it doesn't look like that is the problem.

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Sadly I don't have my own desktop, so I have to use my laptop. It's not got good specs, but I didn't buy it for gaming so I don't really mind. I can run and play some of the older titles though, like Medieval 2.

paradigm68

Nope :P Most settings have to be on low (or off). Playable framerate, but it can get pretty slow on the larger battles.

Sadly I don't have my own desktop, so I have to use my laptop. It's not got good specs, but I didn't buy it for gaming so I don't really mind. I can run and play some of the older titles though, like Medieval 2.