So far, everything I've heard about Windows 7 has been pretty positive. It's about time Microsoft made an operating system advanced enough to rival Mac OS X. Apple may have some serious competition in 2010.
I thought Fatal Frame was pretty creepy, although I never finished playing it. There was also a demo of a PS2 game that I played where there were ghosts on a space station. I don't remember the name though. I'm glad Eternal Darkness made it on the list. A lot of people passed it up, but it's a nicely spooky game!
REJECTED: Crash Bandicoot. Adding him to the roster would actually lessen the excitement built up for this game! Too bad there's no Birthday Suit Samus. I just wanted to see if the carpet matched the drapes...
The graphics in Galaxy do look smoother than Sunshine, but Sunshine is a great looking game to begin with. So any improvement is saying a lot! But the biggest difference would probably be frame rate and content; which Galaxy seems to be superior. Which is still saying a lot, because how many non-Mario platformers on any system can compete with Sunshine?
I don't know why everybody dumps on the english dubs for Naruto. I used to watch the anime in japanese a couple years before it came out in english. The voices sound similar to me. Yeah, Naruto has the same annoying voice in japanese too. I've heard some bad dubbing in the early, and fairly recent, days of anime (complete with new music and "americanized names"); Naruto doesn't come close.
@krazehawk Years before anything Naruto hit the states, the games were huge in Japan. There are still games for the Gamecube and GBA that have never come out over here.
Sony needs to keep their mouths shut. Cuz every time they open it their foot goes in. In 2000, the promised to launch the PS2 with 1 million units, but at the last minute, they changed it to 500,000. Last year, they promised to launch the PS3 in Spring 2006. By March 2006, even though the clock was ticking and Sony had not even annouced a price for the PS3, they still stuck to their story; until finally giving in and admitting that they won't make the Spring launch. In May 2006 at E3, Sony finally announced the hefty price of the PS3 along with a promise of a worldwide release of 2 million units on November 17th and another 2 million by the end of 2006. Which brings us to now. We see that Sony was full of it once again. But this time, most of us saw this one coming.
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