zoglog - (November 28, 2005) Let me start off by saying I don't believe anyone should get the core system. The core system was introduced in order to funnel off some heat for the $100 price increase for the console in the current generation. By releasing the core system users who bought the real system could feel a sense of value and feel the console's price point was really $299. While I think this tactic is far less shady than the bundling of useless accessories with the PSP, it is nevertheless obviously the real Xbox 360. All the accessories that come with the regular version just spell out next gen (Wireless controllers and HDTV Component Cables). When you hear them talk about the core accommodating to "niche users"

NDSman - (November 19, 2004) Have you ever heard "don't judge a book by it's cover"? Well this has never been truer than with the Nintendo DS. You don't know this system until you try it. I was a big fan of the Sony PSP and was just sure I was going to get that over the DS, but then one day I saw one at a Wal-Mart and tried it. Let's just say it consumed me. It is so incredible the fealing that you get from playing the little system. There really isn't anyway to describe it. I read an article in GameInformer and they said that describing why the DS is so much fun is like trying to explain the appeal of Legos. You just don't realize how fun it is until you try it. The display that I played had the demo of Metroid Prime,

Gamer411 - (March 26, 2005) I got my psp as soon as I could at a local store for $300 with a game + tax and have been playing games and loading photos,music and video on to it. Transfering video onto the memory stick duo is tricky. Transfering video is the most difficult since you need to create a special folder in the root directory. You can only put video into this folder if you convert it into MPEG-4. I did some browsing on the internet and found out how to do this. It would have been nice of sony to provide software that converts your video to MPEG-4. My psp also came with about 8 dead pixels which is a dissapointment but is mostly unnoticeable since there are almost 17 million pixels crammed on the 4.3 inch screen

shrike424242 - (07/01/2009) Left 4 Dead is a zombie movie translated into a game. The single player campaign works as an "intro" to the multiplayer game, where the player fights against hordes of zombies with three AI-controlled companions. There are also "special" types of zombies that try to get the players with special attacks, such as smoke, a prehensile tongue or vomit. There are multiple "acts" in the levels, spaced out like acts in a movie. Running behind the scenes is an AI "director" which adjusts the gameplay level of the game appropriately against how the players are working to fight the hordes of zombies. The single-player campaign can also be played as a co-op campaign with up to three others via Xbox Live. Also, there is a "versus" mode where eight players play against one another in groups of four, human survivors against four "special" zombies, and the two groups switch off between one another for each round. It's a very good single player game, if a bit short, and each pass through the single player game is different with the AI director. The real replay value in the game is the near-infinite multiplayer options with co-op and versus modes. Any action gamer should have this game.

Tallsmallone - (06/27/2009) I would have to say that this game is extremely addicting and challenging but that makes it fun. I would strongly recommend this game to any golfer. The controls are so simple, but the game play is so accurate. This is one of the best games, I think, to ever come out for the Wii.

warlion - (06/26/2009) INTEC WIRELESS MINI CONTROLLER for the xbox is a great accessory for ur system. It is a compact size so it fits in ur hand easily and comfortably. There are also turbo buttons on it, which saves ur thumbs a lot of wear and tear. It comes with a dongle that u plug into ur xbox controller port, which acts as a receiver. It does not consume too much battery power, so it should last ur gameplay for quite a while. My only complaint is that the receiver does not always pick up ur button presses right away so that there is a delay on your commands. Overall, it is a pretty good controller and a good option if u want a decent controller with no wires to tangle urself in.