Here's an awesome idea...buy the necessary cables to hook your PC up to your TV, so you can watch movies and play games on a system you already have.

matisrock

[QUOTE="Sepewrath"][QUOTE="AlmightyDerek"]

Brawl online is very dependant on the connection speeds of everybody playing. If everyone has a fast stable connection the game is lag free. If one person has a slow or unstable connection the match is laggy. It actually has nothing to do with the Nintendo servers. Its all luck and the trust that people with crappy internet connections don't play online. The game would work better if it matched people up with like connection speeds.

Dycras

Oops. Double post. Even though I'd swear I only hit submit once...

I'm sorry, but like most people who have posted so far, I think this is a terrible idea.

You just have to have a written review so that you know why the reviewer thinks the game is good or bad.

And what if I like reading reviews? I regularly read reviews for games that are PS3 exclusives even though I don't own a PS3. I'm just interested in seeing how a game has turned out. I read a lot of reviews here on GS for games that I have no intention of buying - because I like to read video game reviews. Reviews are why I started coming to GS in the first place.

I know! We should get rid of books too! They should only make movies. Books take too long to read.

Terrible idea.

Oh, and why is "Well" the third option in your plan? "Yes", "No", and "Well"? Shouldn't the step in between yes and no be "maybe"?

Yeah... I don't really know why this would annoy anybody. Unless you're in the situation that ianuilliam described. Either way, you get to play the game, and isn't that what it's all about? The only reason you should be mad about ports is if you're a Wii gamer. The only time Wii gets a multiplat is as a port from the PS2 version. And really, that's not good for anyone. I really wish devs would stop doing THAT. PS2 to Wii ports = bad.

EDIT:

Okami is the exeption to this rule.

Actually, Okami also speaks against the tp's original assertion as well. Okami was ported to Wii well after its initial PS2 release. Nobody with a Wii complained about getting an old game - the port made sense because the Wii brought some new possibilities for the game. Of course, we're not dealing with timed excusivity with Okami, either.

[QUOTE="TheNextOrder"]

[QUOTE="musicalmac"]I guess my next question would be, "Where is the hardcore part?" :Pcarlisledavid79

EDIT:

*looks at the five comments that were posted as I wrote this*

Too late!

Thanks for the help guys.

Looks like a wired controller for me!

I want to get a 360 controller to use with my pc (I don't own a 360).

I'm just a little confused about which controller to get.

There seems to be three different controllers: the wired 360 controller, the wireless controller, and the wireless controller for windows.

Their prices seem to be $40, $50, and $60, respectively.

I have always been under the impression that any 360 controller would work with a pc, but if that's the case, what is the purpose of the more expensive 360 controller for windows? I would prefer to get the cheapest controller possible (I don't care much about wireless).

So, can I just go to Best Buy and go to the 360 accessories section and grab a cheaper, wired controller, or do I need to get the special windows one?