Mainstream rap has never been good. But even as a non-rap fan, I admit there is still some decent underground/non-mainstream songs that come out occasionally.
There are a few more negatives for the 360, like having to pay for multiplayer, lack of HDD across all SKU's. Overall though you do analyze the consoles well. ( BTW I own both a Wii and 360) But it is clear the 360 is the best console to oen so far this gen. nikolajz1
I really don't see how lack of HDD across all SKUs is a bad thing, although I agree that paying for online should be a con. About the HDD thing, it's not a necessary component and they just give you the option to buy a cheaper 360 without it, if anything thats a pro.
Also, since most people agree the 360 is the best console so for this gen, it's hard to right a comparison like this without seeming 360 biased, in my honest opinion.
I wouldn't call any GTA game epic, fun, maybe, but not epic.
I don't know about the last epic game I played, but I would call an epic game one that has an excellent story, a massive world, interesting characters, and the only epic games I can think of are quite long.
Some might argue Oblivion was epic, it definitely passes on some levels, but I don't think the story was good enough and the characters were pretty bland.
Last epic game? KOTOR seems like it could be one, but I didn't play it. Most epic games for me are older ones.
Anyone else who's played Halo and read Speaker for the Dead notice several similarities between the two? I'm not a big reader, so I don't know if this kind of character is a common one, or if it's been done before, so please correct me if I'm wrong.
'Speaker for the Dead', the sequel to 'Ender's Game', featured a character named Jane.
-She existed only in the cyber-world, -She was sentient and had emotions, -She communicated to the main character through an ear piece, -She projected a female holograms to communicate with him visually occasionally, -And she had access to pretty much all the computers and information humans produced.
Anyone else think there was some definite influence from this book on the character of Cortana?
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