I love the 360 but the hardware in it is just horrible. I'm currently on my 4th 360 (the other 3 all got the red lights of death) and this one has the unplayable disc error. I've never had a console ( or any other peice of electronic entertainment hardware for that matter) with as many problems as the 360. MrArmageddon8

Don't talk to me about bad luck, I've had to send mine back atleast 11 times now. I have managed to get all the games M$ offers as compensation which is a very sh*tty selection. We are talking COD2, PGR2, Kameo, etc...

[QUOTE="snipeshot11"]I don't understand why parents are like that. Yes I understand their is violence in the game but how is it any different from your teachers showing you a war movie in school. I believe that kids that aren't exposed to these kinds of things and kids of very strict parents are the ones who will end up getting into trouble. Drinking is something that comes to mind. Where I am from, under-age drinking is no big deal. Very rarely will the police hand out under age charges unless a party is out of control and someone drunk kid is acting out. My friends and I have been drinking since we were 16 and all our parents knew about it. As long as we are responsible they trust us. But when a kid who is always surrounded by drinking but has never been allowed to drink, will be new to it when he/she is 18, then the day they turn 18, hey look I can finally drink, they go out, do something idiotic.. As for a kid who has been casually drinking for a couple years, its nothing new when they are 18. I am not bragging that I drink, really who cares but thats just what I think.kilswtch21

i feel the same way even though im allowed to play watever i want.

I have always showed my parents that I was responible and because of that since I got into highschool they have never put any restrictions on me. I am 18 right now..