i am not a sony fanboy and dont even own a ps3. i have a 360 and love it to death. but microsoft fanboys who trash the ps3 are nuts and dont know what the hell they talking about. After owning my 360 for about 3 years now, i always wondered if i made the right choice in getting it over the ps3. So for all 360 owners who trash sony and the ps3....heres something to think about.

when i look at the 360 i sigh... because it cant play hd-dvds.

...o yea they hd-dvd drive...o wait they discontinued hd-dvd. while ps3's blue ray is going strong

when i put on my xbox live headset i wish it was a blutooth headset.

when i look at the microsoft hard drive i realize how much it sucks compared to the ps3's sexy laptop hardrives

when i put it my halo 3, i keep hallucinating and think its mgs4

and finally when i log into xbox live i just remembered that i have to pay bill gates and his micro-chronies yearly.

and what? i have to pay for a wireless adapter so i can have wireless connection?

guys the 360 is awesome but the truth is microsoft is a money grubbing company that makes you pay for everything that the ps3 already comes with.

yes its a business and sony is looking to make money too. but at least they give you bang for your buck. so please grow a brain and stop bashing what you dont own and know you want. This goes the same for you 360 bashers. cause they both great machines.

has anyone gone back to play some old favorites and wondered if you would enjoy them today if you never played them before? for example, 2 of the most acclaimed games of all time FFVII and Zelda OOT. these 2 games at the time were unlike any other, FFVII being the pioneer of modern rpgs and zelda OOT being one of the first major 3d action adventures. what if no one played them when they were released and decided to play it now?what would we think of them? especially being compared with todays games?

in my opinion, most of the classic games that are "best games of all time" are only considered that because of nostalgia. in reailty games like the 2 mentioned above have been far surpassed from a design and technological standpoint. So is it that those classic games are really that good, or are we afraid to admit that our old favorites are obsolete in todays standard?