Well NXS, I am just pissed off that we are always blindly following MS's lead. We need Windows to play our games, an os that should get a whole lot more attention and support if you look at the numbers of people using it and the massive amount of money that's being made from it. The Zune is simply an overpriced piece of crap, just like the I pod I might add.

And just when we have one hardware sector where MS isn't dominant with their aggresive tactics we allow their 360 to become way too big and even support it blindly. Let's face it here, the failure rate is simply beyond acceptable, 33% and more failing is a disaster and then there's the issue of discs being scratched, you have to pay to be online and the list goes on.

I don't support the PS3 blindly and am a critic towards some of it's aspects but it's flaws are a pale comparison to the 360 at the very least. The Wii is a great product with a superb philosophy behind it and gets my :thumbup: as well and the pc is so flexible that the possibility's are endless even with a os on it that lacks enough support.

It just shows that people blindly follow ad's instead of their own mind when making the disission to get a console and spend hundreds off dollars on a product that might lose support after the first half of next year when it's gone off the console market (the share holders are not pleased with the almost 6 billion loss they are making and continuing to lose on the 360, do the simple math yourself) I personaly hope this black day in the history of gaming will end soon and this terrible product loses support fast

EDIT: lmao, apperantly the new August production line of the 360 is still experiencing the same red lights of death issues all over the world. Linky, keep playing Bioshock on your mediocre product and overheat it people :thumbup:

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