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When he got on top he should have thrown some punches. and thats why I always carry a knife.

Iran has the right to buy 30 over the next 2 years. So, who knows how many and when. As for Israel, during the 6 day war, they took on Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. They not only won, they crushed them in a matter of days. If the international community (See: The US/Russia) didn't keep them at bay, the middle east would largely be known as Israel. So, I don't see the downside of bombing Iran if I'm Israel, a country going for nuclear technology and who's leader called for Israels destruction way back in OCTOBER. What? The UN will condem them again? Or terrorists will continue to bomb them? Or the middle east would continue to hate them? What makes it "stupid"

Duh, thats why we invaded Iraq, rememeber?

I just saw on CNN that the Israel defense minister said that diplomacy has until March, they see that as the closest they are willing to go to the estimated date that Iran will get Nukes. When asked how far they are willing to go to elimininate the threat from Iran, he answered: "2000 kilometers", the distance between Iran and Israel. Yep, no way they attack Iran

Doesn't really, just thought it was news worthy Really? They bombed Iraqi Nuclear reactors. and it's not like Israel attacking is going to turn public opinion in the middle east against them! :D Say what you will, but Israel has balls, big brass ones.

I'm going to hate myself for this I said "All In"

So, we're all in, right? That is what I'm taking away from all of this.

huh http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051206/ap_on_...ran_plane_crash

pushed till tomarrow

The rumor mill puts it at $199 and I think it plays movies, but I'm not 100% sure On Gamestop, there is a video of there "G.A.M.E." conference, a mini E3, and a Nintendo rep came to talk about Zelda. A complete train wreck. Hilarious. There is band playing next to them, so he is screaming, he keeps saying the game is for the N64 and refering to the "N64 controller", and they invite a kid up to ask a question and he goes:"To tell you the truth, I've never played a Zelda game".

Yea, but they don't get them tomarrow morning, if I'm Isreal....bombing the **** out of stuff is looking like a really good idea now

(w00t)

What do you mea....OOOOOooooo, I'm with you now. But how do we get a big enough explosion to ignite all the oil, thereby wiping Canda from the map entirely?

No one can be trusted anymore I sometimes wonder if, instead of sleeping, I'm just becoming eldar.

^ Ok, for those that missed it, it had him listed as a 22 year old British theatre actor.

I mean, I like nintendo, and the game got solid reviews....but you truely are the greater fanboi

I wouldn't write that off, but they clearly have had a bit of a reversal

RE4 and Killer 7 are in teh top ten of this list of the most violent video games ever http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/adventure...tml?sid=6140463 EDIT: True Crime: New York City is also on the GC

Resident Evil 4 and Killer 7?

We'll, until 5 minutes agao I thought we knew all the controller did, but: "The [Revolution's] controller still has another secret," stated Miyamoto. "But it's something that we'll reveal next year." -gamespot

They have the "Reggi-Nator"

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooo One thing is for sure, without a more affordable way to play PC games, the PC will lose more and more market share to the consoles. It's just too expensive to be a PC gamer. I'm thinking about dropping $800 dollars plus soon just to play modern games. Nothing is wrong with my computer, it can do anything you ask it too, but play todays news games. For just games, $800 is a bit much, and that doesn't even get you a high-end rig.

10 reason to wait for the revolution Tech Details "To be honest, it's not much more powerful than an Xbox. It's like a souped up Xbox," a major third party source revealed to us. "But it's the controller that makes the difference and the controller is really nice." Still, the studios we spoke with are still very intrigued by Revolution and are not ruling out the possibility of additional graphic horsepower. No developer that chatted with us had, or was willing to share, details on the console's GPU, Hollywood. One studio said: "As soon as we find out what it can do then we'll know if Revolution will just be like an Xbox or something a little more."

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6140790.html Iwatani, whose speech preceded Miyamoto's, didn't comment on the Revolution or its controller directly. Instead, he shared his thoughts that the future of gaming may lead far from the living room, which directly goes against the visions of Nintendo. Iwatani explained that more and more people are starting to have a PC in their own room; as a result, he believes that in the future, games will be played on PCs rather than living room TVs. Iwatani speculated that PCs may soon come with a universal gaming chip in their motherboard. The chip would have all the functions needed to play games. Users would simply download games, and they won't have to worry about compatibility problems, since all hardware functions would be embedded in the chip. huh

IGN talks abouts the issues, and has some funyn first hand expirence with errors