Yeah, I kinda had the same problem, but to a lesser degree. I really liked this one chic and so I started talked to her, listening to all her problems, and we got close and we'd often leave each other with an 'i love you'. to ME, that meant she loved me the way i loved her, we just weren't ready to do nothin yet. so when i tried to get things goin, we stopped talking for a year.

girls like the ones in our cases have found a girlfriend in a guy. someone they can be themselves with, care for, but are not attracted to.

I say PS3, unless you REALLY wanna play FableII, Gears2, etc. The PS3 is built on more reliable hardware so it will last longer, potentially indefinately assuming you take good care of it, which u cant say about the 360.

But it comes down to games and online. The PS3's online is getting off the launch pad at the moment. It's a bit rocky but it'l be there soon. As for games, it's up to you.

Balance several different factors.

I REALLY wanna play Gears 2, Mass Effect, and Fable 2. I have a PS3 and a Wii but my wii is so useless atm and I thought E3 would rekindle my interest. But it didn't. I'm gonna keep it around until the fall and if nothing sparks my interest..I'm gonna consider selling it for a 360.

ubisoft game on the wii? no thanksair_wolf_cubed

There's nothing wrong with the dev team. They brought us some brilliant games. Us as in real gamers, with more than just a wii. Don't damage control just because a good dev team doesn't develop for a crap console.

....MS purposefully implemented high failure rates; the RROD. :shock:

Think about it. Part of the reason the PS3 had a slow start was because the PS2 was still a good console at a VERY cheap price with VERY inexpensive quality titles.

Perhaps Microsoft took a gamble and decided that in order the x720 to take off strong, it can't be hindered by lingering 360 sales at the start of the next gen. So they decided to cut the warrenties dry by the time the 720 is released, most 360s will have had hardware failures, and the natural thing to do (now that the warranty is no longer supported at this point) would be to upgrade to a 720.

Oh Em Gee.

Now this gamble comes at the cost of losing millions by replacing 360s during this gen, but the net gain by the end of the next gen could have made up for it. "In order to make money, you must first lose money." Some quote that I hear frequently, lol.

I went in expecting an okay-ish action film with over the top CGI, but Hancock delivered on more fronts than I could have hoped.

It was very humurous at some points. Some brilliant one-liners delivered by Will Smith. A lot of funny situations too.

Amazing acting. Even the little kids were cute and believable. Will Smith is the ultimate badass in this movie. The leading lady is hot, and very realistic. The actors in this film were spot on and captured their roles more than I would have hoped.

CGI + musical score delivered some VERY uplifting moments. Simply watching Hancock take off put a smile on my face. More intense scenes were aided with very realistic CGI and complimented with inspiring music. I don't want to oversell it and make you see it with too high expectations, so i'll leave it at that.

The story is where you love it or hate it. There are some notable twists, and the story takes a path you wouldn't have expected. Depending on how you like where the producers took the story of John Hancock, you will either like or dislike this movie. I, personally, really liked it. I wont say anything, except that I enjoyed the story. Quite a bit. It gives...er..nevermind.

Final thoughts...a lot of action, over the top CGI, a lot of charm brought out by the clever and whitty script and brilliant acting.

This movie DESERVES you're 10 bucks. Go see it, and just expect what the trailers give you, and I guarentee you're expectations will be exceeded. It's a great summer film to see with your friends, but for me, it's one for the books. I really enjoyed it, and will watch it again, either in theatres (again), or on dvd.

ONE FINAL NOTE: watch it in theatres. the visual quality warrants your 10 bucks to see it on a 50 foot screen. Don't settle for some crappy pirated version selling for 4 bucks in some asian convenience store.