I would love to see what Rockstar and Take-Two can come up with for a control scheme for a GTA on the Wii. After finding out about the Zapper all I thought about was how fun it would be using it to play GTA, imagine swinging the butt of the zapper at the head of a foe for a quick and fun melee attack.
I'm on my 3rd 360 right now. The first one didn't have HDMI so I decided to get rid of it. My second one was the Halo 3 version and it didn't offer anything new and it looked kinda ugly so I got rid of that one. The one I have now is a Premium with HDMI. I'll probably get rid of that later on when (if?) MS decides to incorporate 65nm CPUs and GPUs into the 360.PikaPichu
The 360s with the 65nm CPUs are already out (supposedly ONLY in the Halo 3 versions made on or after August 24, 2007 LOT# 734, not much news about wheather or not the Core, Premium, or Elites have the new chips) , but there is some speculation that by August 2008 MS will roll out 360s with 65nm GPUs and smaller memory chips. The down side is that it is only speculation as MS hasn't said much on the subject. I just may wait until next year to repurchase a 360, if this information becomes more credible.
It looks sweet, I wonder though, will they incorporate this into LOZ:TP some time in the future. Like what Bethesda did with the PC and 360 (plus the soon to be released PS3 version) of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition, by combining the core game and the expansions into a single box. I would like to see Nintendo do this in about a year or so, as I think it would add a new element to LOZ:TP, especially if they where to add some more mini games and quests to the package.
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