TALO

But the games are the same price. No matter what they are expensive. Same with the movies, right know the blueray and HD movies are too expensive.

TALO's Sig:

"But when do you actually grow? Well, we don't grow in the gym. In the gym, we destroy. We tear down the body. We only grow when we are recovering. That's right, I said recovery. I see it all the time--people beating themselves up in the gym and not seeing results. They don't understand that hitting the weights hard is only a small part of growing or even cutting down. I could train the same all year round and get big or get ripped just by eating different and taking different supplements"

Darkhorse

The 360 has almost all games b/c, and are working on getting more done. In order to get your games b/c, you have to go online and get a microsoft download (free) which enables everything. Every so often, they'll come out with a new list that you can download in order to play old games.

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"The greater the development and strength of the main muscular structures of the body, the greater the size and strength potential of the small areas of the body." - Stuart McRobert

Orange County Strength Club

Darkhorse

That's exactly my point! If I'm paying out the ass for games, I want the most bang for my buck. For instance, the Orange Box, which is a fucking sweet bunch of games, I don't want to use the PS3 and have to wait 17 seconds to load the game every time I die vs. 5 seconds.. Little things add up.

Darkhorse's Sig:

"The greater the development and strength of the main muscular structures of the body, the greater the size and strength potential of the small areas of the body." - Stuart McRobert

Orange County Strength Club

Darkhorse

As for as high definition movies, you're right. Too expensive. My main point for the 360 is that even if I was a die hard movie buff, how many times are you going to watch a high def DVD that you're paying a lot of money for? I mean, yeah, movies are awesome in high def, but it's not like I'm going to play them more than two or three times a year.

Darkhorse's Sig:

"The greater the development and strength of the main muscular structures of the body, the greater the size and strength potential of the small areas of the body." - Stuart McRobert

Orange County Strength Club

TALO

As far as the HD gaming goes. Mostly (from what I've seen) it's the game only playing 780 instead of 1080. Which does such ass, because if you have the 1080p tv , then you want the benifits. But since it is the games and not the system, then all the newer games that are coming out support 1080.

I'm not 100% sure about how many do or don't go to 1080, but if the disc (blueray) supports it, then the system will play it.

Maybe since the 360 came out 1yr earlier , the worked out all the bugs (like melting) so sony has some time.....I don't know!!!

TALO's Sig:

"But when do you actually grow? Well, we don't grow in the gym. In the gym, we destroy. We tear down the body. We only grow when we are recovering. That's right, I said recovery. I see it all the time--people beating themselves up in the gym and not seeing results. They don't understand that hitting the weights hard is only a small part of growing or even cutting down. I could train the same all year round and get big or get ripped just by eating different and taking different supplements"

TALO

your right, but I rent the blueray movie for the same price. And as time goes by they will drop in price - just like everything else.

Amazon.com has some very afforidable movies or games.

TALO's Sig:

"But when do you actually grow? Well, we don't grow in the gym. In the gym, we destroy. We tear down the body. We only grow when we are recovering. That's right, I said recovery. I see it all the time--people beating themselves up in the gym and not seeing results. They don't understand that hitting the weights hard is only a small part of growing or even cutting down. I could train the same all year round and get big or get ripped just by eating different and taking different supplements"

Darkhorse

What kinds of games do you prefer?

All I play nowadays is NFL 07 lol. Spiderman was a bitch to beat, but I'm almost done with my second run through. The second time through you get to use the black suit for the whole thing which makes things easier. It's just the finishing combo of buttons you have to press which I fucking hate.. I'm so focused on the buttons, that I don't see the moves.

If you want a game with absolutely beautiful graphic designs, Assassin's Creed is by far the best I've seen.

Darkhorse's Sig:

"The greater the development and strength of the main muscular structures of the body, the greater the size and strength potential of the small areas of the body." - Stuart McRobert

Orange County Strength Club

TALO

I guess an extra 10 secs is alot if you have add...j/k

I see where your coming from.

By the way, I'm just getting into this and Orange Box looks like a killer game. So does Uncharted: Drake's Fortune and Assassin's Creed. Not to mention COD4 or GTA 5.

TALO's Sig:

"But when do you actually grow? Well, we don't grow in the gym. In the gym, we destroy. We tear down the body. We only grow when we are recovering. That's right, I said recovery. I see it all the time--people beating themselves up in the gym and not seeing results. They don't understand that hitting the weights hard is only a small part of growing or even cutting down. I could train the same all year round and get big or get ripped just by eating different and taking different supplements"

Darkhorse

I've got COD4 and it's the most accurately made game I've played so far. But, inside of about 3-4 hours, and you've beaten it! It's pretty short, so the replay value is better if you go online and light up some 7 year olds LOL!

Assassin's Creed I'm still on. It's extremely repetitive for every level, but that doesn't mean it's not fun as hell. I've got three more assassinations and I'm done with that.

Darkhorse's Sig:

"The greater the development and strength of the main muscular structures of the body, the greater the size and strength potential of the small areas of the body." - Stuart McRobert

Orange County Strength Club