what's the point of arguing about a definition? why do you people refuse to destroy the importance of something's classification?

the impact of this news has had a devastating effect on me. i think i'm dieing of a heart attack as I type... OOOHHHHH THE HORRRORRRRR

innovation ftl. sticking with something that is fun and improving it without changing what's good about it ftw. not that i'm a point and click fan, but a lot of people really like diablo, so keeping its original key elements seems like a great idea.

Looks good enough to me. Pretty sad how Halo Haters still fail to realize it's a BETA build and the graphics will improve (at least slightly) from now till final product.

nothing that matters too much to me, but nothing that I'd rather not have either.

I think most casual gamers will choose the Wii for the price and the unique Wiimote (although I don't like the Wii much at all - my bro's had his since Xmas but hasn't played it for weeks). And I think many noncasual gamers such as myself won't get the PS3 because we got the 360 first, and the PS3 is just too much for a second console. There's also the fact that most PlayStation exclusive games in the past have not really appealed to me (JRPG's etc) and as a Halo fan, I obviously wanted the console that would play it. Games aren't going to be the issue as far as sales go. People are stupid; they aren't going to care how good the games are. As long as they can play Madden and NBAxx every year, they don't give a crap. Price is going to be the deciding factor this gen.