Brian:

Toshiba is not a person, is a business. I cannot put it in any better words than squiggleslash did. So please go ahead and scroll up and read his reply, or read it again if you already did but this time put some of your reading comprehension skills to work.

Eitherway here's the short version: It isn't that Toshiba is angry at Sony or that they no longer believe disc-based HD media isn't the next big thing. It just comes down to making money on any business rather than losing. They already invested a lot on HD-DVD and lost a lot on it as well, so guess what? Perhaps is not convenient/healthy for the company to put its savings and investors on the line just to throw cash into an uncertain format yet.

Trust anybody that if Blu-ray was the all-mighty-for-sure profitable format Toshiba would have to swallow their pride and invest on it. Toshiba isn't run by just one guy, it has it's board of directors as well as a bunch of investors that want to make money, and if investing in bluray is the way to make it they'd force any and all executives to go that way or they wont invest on the company.

IF INVESTING IN BLU-RAY SEEMED LIKE A PROFITABLE DECISION FOR ANYBODY, THEN THE INVESTORS OR SOMEONE IN THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR TOSHIBA WOULD PLAY BALL.

Maybe by capitalizing you can read and comprehend at once. I didnt say anything newer or better than what anyone here said, so go read them and then comeback to read mine in all caps to comprehend.

I'm not hardcore, but the game rulz!

Everyone saying the game sucks has either never liked Dungeon crawlers like Diablo, Baldur's Gate, or just playing doesn't like the genre. This is a testament of the genre, and just what the Xbox360 needed as a refreshment.

THE GREAT ARABIA In moscow!

Here's the breakdown:

*$10 a month on top of your T-Mobile plan is one @Home line with up to 5 phones connected to it.

*Customers can use either the T-Mobile VTech or their own touch-tone phones, no need to purchase the phone, only the Hiport router.

*T-Mobile's Hiport router is only $50 with a new plan.

*Any additional @Home lines will be $10, again up to 5 handsets on the same router per line, only two(2) lines per HiPort router.

*HotSpot @Home lines for Unlimited calling on an UMA cellphone is a separate add on and it'll cost the extra $10 for the future.

*UMA/HotSpot @Home doesnt require a contract extension, T-Mobile @Home/Landline does require a 2-year contract, activation fee on first bill per line, again only two lines per router.

*T-Mobile will only sell two VTech phones per router to a customer, but the client can choose to use their own cordless or regular touch-tone phones.

*Customers porting in their landlines numbers will get a temporary number until their number is fully ported (Landline numbers can take up to 6 real time days, due to the company with the number not having to release the number for 5 days).

Any other questions?

Here's a good joke:



(phone rings)
(maid answers)
man: what is my wife doing?
maid: she's upstairs in your room
man: is she with anyone?
maid: yes,she's with a man.
man: ok,take the gun in the drawer and shoot both of them.
maid: ok,wait a minute

(AFTER A WHILE)
maid: i have shoot both of them.What now?
man: ok,GOOD! now dispose both of them in the swimming pool.
maid: what swimming pool?
man: oops,wrong number,bye

FINALLLY, It's a cry that will be heard from all T-Mobile customers/employees.

I dislike anything Sony with the exception of their BRAVIA tvs and Ericsson's phones.

If i had 1600 MS Points, i'd buy me a house....i would buy me a house, oooh only if i had 1600 MS point!


Or maybe an Xbox original game, DreamFall ftw!

Why would anybody think that SignStar needs an answer to begin with is beyond my comprehension.

Online mostly, but also at a mom and pop shop around my house. Easy to deal with these kind of Asian people, also better trade in value.

From what i tried in the Demo, Strogg.

The Strogg seem to have moe powerful weaponry. Hovering tanks, robots, jetpacks...much more cooler.