[QUOTE="Taylorgc2004"][QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"] regardless of a 250ml difference, you still can't pressure a vessel that hard to move that amount of liquid that fast out of it without destroying it completely. Also the bottle folded downward, a vacuum won't do that which cancels out any idea of anything sucking the liquids out. FrostyPhantasm

[QUOTE="Taylorgc2004"]He crushed the bottle. It's not a 750ml bottle of liquor either. Just a 16.9 oz bottle of water. I bet he could make another video better quality when he's not in math class.FrostyPhantasm

Is there a faster way to drink water?

http://youtu.be/wFRKHp49FvI

A lot of people are saying fake but you can see the water in the bottle when the guy opens the lid.

I feel bad for KZ2...its going to get snubbed in all the GOTY awards because it came out so early in the year...Same goes for other games that came out early in the year. Also, MW2 being multiplat, and thus more popular, is certainly going to help its GOTY causes.

I have not played MW2 so I can't comment on which is better. But I will say KZ2 > CoD4.

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I think we are still about 15 to 20 years away from games such as Forza and GT reaching the level of realism and attention to detail that gamers are looking for.

It is very true that a 720P plasma from a reputable brand ie Pioneer, Panasonic, Samsung, LG, etc, will look better than an LED LCD. It is a superior display technology, and especially in the case of motion and Hz, LCD's look flat out animated during motion in comparison to plasmas. You could have bought a MUCH cheaper plasma with better image and motion than the 240Hz LED LCD.

I think what is happening is because of this: Original Xbox games are SD 480p resolution. When your Xbox is set to 480p it is showing them at the normal resolution. When you switch the Xbox to the higher HD resolutions, the blacks are lightening up because you are upconverting that image to a higher resolution. When that happens the image's pixels are stretched out and in the process get washed out. It's kind of like when you zoom in on a low resolution image the picture keeps looking worse the bigger it gets. Hope that helps, that's my take on it.