I had a 360, and I also play on a gaming PC. The only reason I would get a Wii is if my girlfriend wanted it, and even then it probably wouldn't get played much. I'm glad the Wii has existed because like the article says, there needs to be games for everybody. I for one have greatly benefited from the change in opinion about games because now that most people play games I am not seen as weird for being a gamer. Now my habits are considered normal by my peers which is different from when I was younger in the days of n64 and Game Cube.

@dmblum1799 Duke Nukem is the satire. It's like the movie Borat, he makes a lot of jokes about Jews and gays in the movie but looks ridiculous in the process so the joke's on him. Duke Nukem is a sexist character in a game meant to be taken as satire by adults. His character goes back a bit so people who know the character understand what's going on. As far as the fact that kids will be playing this game, well, that's not really the gaming industry's responsibility. Same thing with R rated movies. If we are going to start saying that they shouldn't make M rated games because irresponsible parents will let their young children play them, then we might as well not let movie companies make R rated films because of how children may receive them.

I'm a huge fan of the new Call of Duty. The campaign, at least in my opinion, was annoying, but the online play is unbeatable! Also the Zombies this time are even better than before, being able to play as JFK is awesome!