If you have a decent PC, then the 360 would probably be the way to go since Microsoft is constantly adding features to make your PC and 360 a sort of media network. You can do lots of cool stuff with the two networked together (play HD content from your PC to your 360 and display it on your HDTV, show all kinds of media via the network, stream videos, etc.). With some games in the future being playable cross-platform, you could even choose to play a game on your PC through your Xbox Live account. Like in Shadowrun -- if you prefer the keyboard/mouse scheme, buy the Vista version and play it on your PC with your Live account.

The only reason to maybe get PS3 would be that it would open up a different library of games that wouldn't be on PC or 360. The exclusive ones are usually more Japanes influenced or arcadey, though, so this might not appeal to you. Plus the PS3 line-up just isn't as diverse as the 360's.

Bomberman Act Zero.....it will help you realize the world is not perfect..........

Oblivion
Gears
Forza 2
GungraveZero

Yup he's got them right there. Although, out of the two shooters Gears of War and Rainbow Six: Vegas, I've actually spent more time with RS:V. Gears is more technically impressive though. You might want to get Dirt instead of Forza if you prefer faster paced / wilder racing games. Forza is a great simulator but it can feel kinda boring if you've played crazier racing titles like Burnout.

Yes it makes a BIG difference. However, that being said, some people do not like the mobility trade-off from the weight of the armor. This can be particularly noticeable when you try to quickly look around a corner and can't do it as quickly because you're wearing armor.

By the way, never wear more than 6 points worth of armor protection. It just slows you down more and offers no more protection than higher amounts. Wear 0 , 4, or 7 points of armor. Anything in between makes no difference (it is counted as light, medium, and heavy) and only slows you down.

Look sir, i do believe i can type just fine. I jus would rather prefer not to because well in fact, I would end up looking like a stuck up know it all **** That, instead of listening to the problem or reasoning with it., will in fact just jump to his own conclusion and end up deserving a punch in the face.

sincerly,

someone who can't type.

Anarchy_7

You misspelled "sincerely".