i remember having a TMNT comic book like 10 years ago and it had cussing and blood ang gore in it...it was odd, but it was definitely TMNT. i miss the old school cartoons and collecting the toys.

wolverine looks cool

the only regret I have for being addicted to gaming is that I never took the time to go to school and learn how to be a game developer...that's always been a dream, but I've always just spent time playing games than learning about how to make them. ya know?

They need to do a report on GameSpot addiction too...I see more ppl on here at crazy hours of the day, or always logged on, more than WoW players. Especially the kids who post blogs about how they're "leaving" the site and they won't be back for a while, like not visiting a site everyday is such a big deal...I roflcopter everytime I see those blogs.

Nevermind. I was tinkering with Catalyst Alias settings and nothing worked. Set display om WoW to windows mode, and shadows work now @ highest setting with no flickering...I wonder if that'll work on Crysis...clouds in the sky flicker on that game when I play it.

I'm using an i7extreme cpu and 2x 4870X2's in Crossfire...6 gigs of triple channel. Settings at max except for shadows...they come out weirded (flickering) but that's a chipset configuration that I'll need to fix in catalyst...Maybe an Aliasing setting. Anyway, the game looks beautiful...the only hitch I get is if I try to turn around too fast...it pauses for a second before it catches up. Kind of annoying in battle. Not sure what to fix...again, probably a Catalyst setting. Anyway, I just started playing WoW on Sunday, total newb...so much to learn...but I will say it's already addicting.

Please, I'll be running Crysis like utter butter....and predicting the weather. VRaptors are almost as good as SSD, so I'm fine, but thanks for your input.

I just bought my first rig and will be building it this weekend...i7 extreme processor, 2 x 4870x2top cards, velociraptors running in raid0...it's going to be delicious.

I own all these games already. yay for me.

Most of these differences are so miniscule that no gamer is going to notice the subtle changes when the games are running at full speed. However, besides Assassin's Creed, I own a mojority of the rest of these games on the 360. Why? Well in the case of Orange Box, it came out sooner...in the case of Burnout Paradise, I can listen to my own music via the dashboard. GTA...bonus downoadable content. etc. My point is, I don't buy multi-plat games based on which ones looks SLIGHTLY better, because there's usually no way to tell besides doing this comparison, which doesn't mean jack to me because everything looks good in hi-def, but rather, which one will perform better, and which one will give me more replay value....which is usually the 360.