Num. 4 which was also the first console we owned.

@warmblur:This was interesting so I did a quick Google dig.

It seems as if green is the most natural color out of the spectrum and that it tends to portray growth (e.g. big green trees growing over many years). It's a mixture of blue and yellow; blue is suppose to be the color to build trust (i.e. brand loyalty). Plus more men seem to like the color green more than those who dislike it. Females don't care for it. Which makes sense since the OG Xbox was marketed for a male dominated scene.

@eoten: Link us to where he’s condemned white supremacy. Don’t worry, we’ll wait.

Clearly this is your first election and your lack of knowledge in history, especially with regards to white supremacy within the US, is highly telling.

You’re not even contributing anything to this argument. Literally just repeating Fox News talking points about how everything is a smear campaign. It’s almost as pathetic as the current president.

The jump to $70 has actually made me consider switching to PC. Since skipping last gen I don't really have much skin in the game currently so when an AMD Ryzen 3 costs $99 and gaming has become less of a priority, it's hard to justify a $600 + $140 purchase.

But if I do stay on console, I'd seriously consider the Series S bundle through Microsoft since that would cut the worry about $70 games almost completely.

Doing my first play through of Infamous on PS3. I like it, the story is interesting and I enjoy the comic cutscenes, but overall the game is dated. I'm hoping Infamous 2 is a bit better. However, I think I barely hit 25% complete on my save file for 1 so I have some more time to go.

Assassin's Creed II and Borderlands 2, both greatly exceeded my expectations. 

Halo by far.

Can't you just buy that little Microsoft adapter thing they try to rob you with? $20 is it?

Fallout 3, GTA IV, Bioshock, Gears of War

GTA V.