I play games 20+ hours a week, but I'd say over half of it is with real-life friends, often in the same house. I can see how playing games a lot can be potentially harmful, but I think a lot of it has to deal with the individual. While I've logged tons of hours into my xbox 360 (nearly 60k gamerscore), I've kept all of my friends the entire time, made plenty of new ones, and always had a girlfriend. I've also done very well in college, played sports, etc. Basically, what I"m trying to say is dividing the line at 20 hours a week seems kinda ridiculous to me. So once again, this kind of study should be taking cautiously. Granted, if you mostly only talk to your guild mates on the phone about a new WoW raid or something, you probably have a problem (not hating on MMOs or anything).

Yes, because tiny differences in graphics matter at all. Oh, and Sony fanboys..keep saying "You just wait till next year!". Pretty soon that'll be "Just wait till the PS4!" Accept it, most cross-platform games are developed for the 360 because the tools are harder for PS3, and more expensive.

So, when is the "amazing" technology of the PS3 going to kick in? 2015?

I have 28,000 Gamerscore, but this is just sad. Don't play games you don't like people, just to grind points...come on.

It's going to take a lot (probably Kingdom Hearts 3, Final Fantasy XIII, price drop) to buy a PS3. I'm more than content with my 360.

Huxley....UT2007...come on.