If it wasn't for the red rings, the 360 would be the undeniable champion of all 3 systems. (I'm not talking sales or anything, btw) But because of the ridiculously high failure rate and the weeks and sometimes months it takes for your console to be sent back to you, should it break down, I got a PS3. But now I'm being left out of the greatest games' DLC as MS is actually BUYING exclusivity for downloadable content. It's so strange if you think about a game coming out on both consoles, and only one of the two get extra content. It's scary because it's almost becoming normal.

The wii is in the middle of a severe game drought with all 3 heavy hitters already released; brawl, galaxy and twilight princess. Worst part is wii-only owners are in complete denial, hyping up games like Final Fantasy Crystal Bearers...

This gen is so expensive, faulty, gimmicy (HD this and wii stix that), and more than anything, unbalanced. For the first time ever, I feel i need to own all 3 consoles to properly enjoy quality titles, or else I'll just be shafted from left, right and center. (I only have 2/3 of the current gen consoles...if you count the wii as current gen.)

Depends on the game. Single player modes in fighting games and action games can get boring for me. But for sandbox/RPGs/action adventure, single player is really fun. I enjoy MP with friends, and to a lesser extent with strangers. If I had to choose between SP and (online) MP, I'd chose sp.

Those guys were a freakin' inspiration for me. Every time I sit down to write a review/article/editorial I strive to emulate their writing sty-les and bring my own writing up to that level. Reading their reviews consistently amazes me in the way they can weave the English language in the way they do.

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I agree with this a lot. They were so articulate and knowledgable. Kasavin and Gerstamann that is. I also miss Alex Navarro. He was the last good reviewer on gamespot. Greg and Jeff had such a solid and firm writing style and they knew what they were talking about. They're reviews were spot on. If you wanted to know what a game was about, you'd be relieved to know that Kasavin reviewed it or, Gertsmann reviewed it. Navarro was blunt, funny, and spot on.

It's so strange that the three reviewers who were my favourite, left gamespot. Kevin VanOrd is all right. He reveiws a lot of games and has a decent st-yle, but he sounds like just another magazine article or something. He's no Kasavin.

nice score. not my kinda game though. this is a pretty good year for the PS3.