I think it gives a sense of legitimacy to people/kids who believe that they can play a game and be useless in life rather than go out and actually earn a living. I mean, I don't care if you want to play casually in a tournament for fun, but most of these kids think of it as a legitimate career and really take it seriously. Where's the incentive to go out and actually make something of yourself if this is given to people/kids as a viable career option??? What parent would let their kid play a game rather than study for school or get a real job??? I mean, no wonder America is falling behind when RandomKid can get upwards of $350k playing Halo on MLG, while an engineer can pull maybe only $100k A YEAR on average (depending on the field and job). It just seems like a joke to me to give legitimacy to this when someone who actually works and goes to school makes much less over a longer period of time. I guess it bothers me so much because I've never really wanted to invest that much time into playing games and have actually tried in school, so it's like a slap in the face to people like me who actually work for what they have and do a real job. -Just my opinion

I don't know about this, they look the same to me but I do know that the best graphics are on the PC! Xbox 360 and PS3 can't even begin to compete with an up to date gaming rig.