@Zipper761882. And the fact the you say World of Warcraft has the best story EVAR tells me you are, also, "either A:Illiterate, B:Ignorant, or C:Never played video games at all." Seriously, WoW is an enormous success, but because people have great time playing with their friends, not because it tugs at your heartstrings reading the lines of text about how you need to collect more candles by rekilling respawning kobolds. Compared to Planescape, Uncharted, or Mass Effect, only a 12 year old could think the story of WoW is "the best", bad guy named "Deathwing" included. Lolz, really?

I love how a bunch of Nintendo fanboys suddenly think the Gamespot staff are "unprofessional", because they don't get down on their knees and open wide for Nintendo's every new product. Gamespot is great because the staff is critical. If they just employed a bunch of fanboys like some of the people whining here, it'd be a worthless fan-blog, not a gaming site.

I really can't see the difference between the two. The 360 seems a little brighter colorwise (Bloom?) and the PS3 looks a little bit more toned down. Both look great.

This entire article is bulls**t. Yeah, the 360 definitely pwns the PS3 in several of these, especially Madden and Rainbow Six: Las Vegas (which sounds like a gay bar). However, the PS3 edges out the 360 in several other games, notably GTAIV. Even IGN says so. They should fire this fanboy author or at least stick him with just 360 stuff.

Why this childlike fascination with vibrations? "Wooohoo, it moves! So kewl!" Seriously, there are plenty of other battery-driven vibrating appliances if that's what floats your boat. I mean, it's not as if it's an advanced feature. It's not as though it tilts in your hands to reflect weight or gravity or inertia. It's not as if it sends shocks through your fingers when you do something dumb and get hurt. It just rumbles a little. Whooppeee!