The saddest thing about a lot of the people that act like that on Live are the 12 year old kids whose parents pay for their video games, and if they get banned or anything for acting like that then Mommy will run out and get her little Johnny another Live account. It boils down to the fact that when people aren't held accountable for their actions, they feel that they can act anyway they want, and hide behind an online "persona," that applies to all the a$$es on Live. Personally, I go on to have fun and play games and a lot of the people that I play with are really great, I especially like playing with people from the UK, you guys in particular are a blast to play with, no racism or hatred here, just a game loving American.
I own a 360 and am getting the Wii the minute I can find one. A couple of my friends have them and I've spent a lot of time playing Twilight Princess, Wii Sports, Warioware and the like. I give Nintendo and the Wii a lot of credit for their unique vision on the Wii, and I must admit that while it doesn't quite match the 360 and PS3 for power, it's fun regardless. Great graphics do not a great game make.
This is such a troll post, these graphics still blow me away on a 20 inch standard definition TV. I'd buy an HDTV if I wasn't still paying for all of my college expenses... including booze. -- "Man these college guys are smart Earl! I'dve never thought of drinking beer upside down before. That way, it goes to your brain instea of your liver." Randy (on kegstands) My Name is Earl
I could see it hitting the 360 just from a business perspective. Capcom has been doing very good business with Miscrsoft over the last year, with Dead Rising selling over a million copies and Lost: Planet selling very well on the 360 alone. It's still exclusive, but considering the track record, Capcom may go multi-platform just to expand their audience in a proven market.
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