lol... Ah, India. Making the news again for all the right reasons. :-)

BTW, I'm Indian. Born and raised. And too jaded by this stuff to do anything other than smile now. :-)

Care to tell why? And remember, if you don't, then you're just another anti-Apple fanboy.

Hey Ryan,

I wanna read about what you guys got, both from each other and your families (but more about each-other-gifts ;-) ).

Tell!

Nadda. Live in India and am a Hindu. Sigh...

But I got lots of love and well wishes, which I'm sure is what most people will get. :-P

True. And yes, Indians are by default taught British English in school, but that does not mean that everybody learns it. I, for example, learnt both British and American and can speak both properly. I have many friends in the US and there's never an accent problem.

Either way, let's bury the hatchet. Engadget is not the right place to fight over grammar, semantics and syntax (even though Engadget editors tend to screw all of 'em up occasionally ;-) ).

Hear, hear! That's great!! Let's hope more organizations take the hint and step on board!

Wow. The scariest part of the pictures are not the injuries; it's the smile on the woman's face.

Guess she expects big money from Nintendo.

Well duh... They couldn't have expected either to take off like wildfire at their current rates. Big surprise that it's a stalemate! :-P

Anyway, it's good that they're both relatively sucking. Seriously better chances for a combo player. Imagine... PS3 and XBox 360 in one (somewhat)! ;-)

Umm, Thomas, Google Translate for your comment gives me this:

"If you look at the robot here, gives our minds to us the joint sandwich of the finger is obtained"

WTF?

"buying one will make you as content as a Hindu cow."

Umm... WTF? I'm a Hindu, and how the hell does that make sense??