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in regard to all those claiming IP is going to take over, you are wrong...for the time being
its going to take time for that drastic a change.
besides, there will always be a consumer market for PHYSICAL media
for some reason, some people actually like owning something with value, you know like gold backing the paper money
eventually, everything will be delivered over the web, until then, looks as tho Blu-ray wins


so seriously, all the ps3 fanboys are gonna go nuts, blah blah blah
artificially lowered supply creates more demand, its economics 101
take the Wii for example

besides, despite the 30% failure rate, whats not to love?
rather seamless integration with media on your pc....
the best exclusives
everyone has one
hmmm

Hmm, not many good games?
doesnt seem to stop the PS3 fanboys...
food for thought :]

PLUS, the wii is the hottest selling system out there
it'll be around a while
hmhhm...bleah!!!!
you did it...
shall i take pictures?
if i hear iPhone one more time...im seriously going to my nearest apple store to vomit on the floor
you know, im actually all for them being honest...
"hey, we screwed up, heres a free game"
enough said
(back to COD4!!!!)
No COD4...No Halo...
guess its back to gettin faded and playing geometry wars!
But can it play DOOM?
Honestly, although a lot of you are requesting the Core be $250, stop for a sec...

The Wii is $250, no DVD playback, no HD capability...so is another 30 bucks out of line for the extra features? really now?

PS, im not bashing on what the Wii doesnt have...i love mine, and use it just as much as my 360
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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