I guess this settles the question of whether Halo 3 would only sell to existing console owners. It certainly moved some systems.

I really think you guys haven't thought about this enough yet. There is potentially a large market for this kind of device. Instant-on, solid design, killer battery life.. it's the future of mobile computing.

If I can have my phone out of my pocket with a game of Tetris going in less than 20 seconds, and the technology exists for a instant-on laptop so I can do the same with a Word document.. well, how is that a misguided product?

http://profoleo.com/2007/08/a-niche-market/

Yon, you're not the only one into this machine. Our ranks our growing:
http://www.profoleo.com/

Is it even possible to perfectly fit real tetris pieces into a 4x10 grid without any parts of the pieces sticking above the top line?

I've never seen such a crazy thread full of children in my life.

Get a fucking life. Enjoy your overpriced and dying system if that's what makes you happy.

I really feel that anyone considering a PS3 purchase should at least wait until they start packing in rumble controllers. That, clearly, is the future for the system.

Gawd, what a fucking loser Matt B is. I can't imagine ever loving a company so much that you can just plain ignore reality.

Even if this new version of the PS3 doesn't happen, I think we can all agree that the PS3 will undergo at least one big change in the coming months: They'll add rumble to the SIXAXIS controllers now that the Immersion thing has been settled. Comments from Sony seem to confirm this.

Really, I can't imagine buying a PS3 until the rumble-enabled units arrive. It's going to happen.

A math lesson...

127 x 0 = 0

jc, your extremism does little to help your little anti-Nintendo crusade. In fact, it makes you look like a simpleton.

Wii Sports wasn't even a little fun? Zelda is a lame Japanese RPG? See... when your statements are so obviously tainted by hatred, no one will ever take you seriously.

Grow up!