NinjaTard

I think your list and mine will be a little different since you have a Wii but the 360 has everything the PS3 does except for L.A. Noir (I think) which is on my list. So here is how I would play the buying game this fall if I was you
 
1.Halo: Reach
2.Fallout: New Vegas
3. Epic Mickey
4. Mafia 2
5. Rock Band 3 w/ guitar

Unless it's the cannon third game I could care less about this multiplayer centric cash in. That being said, I would love to spend more time with Enzio as he was tons more fun than Altair.

It's got 90 day warranty so I won't be paying to repair it this time. I just hate that it takes a month from the time I send it to the time I get it back. I had just bought FF13 when it died before and when I saw it was coming back I had a chance to get Infamous for $10 so I got that waiting for a working system too!
 
Thank goodness my Xbox and Red Dead Redemption will take care of me in the interum.
 
Also....next time I'll go to Sony even if it does cost a little more. I went with the PSR1 people because they implied I would get the system right back and I figured 2 week wait was better than over a month wait as I assumed Sony would take longer.

Maybe this is a stupid question in which case I deserve this but my PS3 60gig model died in May and I sent it to a company called PSR1.com for repair. It was $130 total so a little cheaper than Sony and I got it back start of this month. Thing is I didn't really use it much, I didn't do firmware update 3.21 since I was waiting to see if there would be a way to keep the Other OS while also being able to get on PSN and download games and Rock Band stuff. I finally gave up tonight and downloaded firmware update 3.30 or whatever the new one is so I skipped an update completely (3.21 never hit my PS3). It loaded off my jump drive, reset, and then......blinking red light. I cussed but remained calm thinking surely this wasn't the same thing I just endured last month. Alas....my PS3 doesn't turn on, just does the yellow light to a blinking red light of death.
 
Is this my fault for skipping 3.21 or did my console just get shitty repair work. Or could my system just have lived it's life sooner than Sony planned (I got it in Oct. 2006 I believe.....pretty short of the 10 year plan Sony talks about). What do you guys think, surely you know more about this crap than I do. Thanks!

Puddin' Sparklebutt in music games
Other games I name them after movies I've seen lately like Buzz or Woody if I named a character today.
 Sven is another popular name when I can't think of anything

Don't know why everybody is calling this SPAM but I think it's pretty cool! I didn't know Jeopardy had evolved this much, last time I watched it was just regular questions being read off the screen! None of this audio junk....which is more awesome than it was before!
 
Also, if you want YouTube videos check out SNL Celebrity Jeopardy with Will Ferrell as Alex Trebeck (or whatever the spelling is). Hilarious! That Sean Connery is such a salty scott!

" bugbear "

For me, I'd love to see a Legend of Zelda movie or a proper Super Mario Bros. but I'm not sure how to best do those. Zelda is kind of an explore, find a dungeon, get the weapon, beat the boss, repeat....which doesn't necassarily translate easily to screen but the chance to see an elfish boy (I'd cast in the 17-25 age range) fighting Octorocks, Zora, dragons, wizrobes, those stupid sandwhich things that ate my shield (Lik-Like?). It could be badass in a way which Legend with Tom Cruise as Link never was.  Mario Bros. would have to be cartoony for kids with all the suits he wears and mushroom people....I mean there's no way a movie audience will play along with that for long unless it's really good. I would suggest sticking to a basic premise of Mario and Luigi find the kingdom, meet the princess whose helping them get home, then she gets kidnapped by King Koopa (Bowser, whatever), and they go to save her. I think fighting would have to be more than just jumping on them, maybe using plungers and wrenches off their tool belts?
 
Anyway, those would be cool I think. Or Metroid. In fact I take it back, just do Metroid

I got J.D. Roths autograph (he was the kids game show host back in the 80s) and I met Billy Joe Armstrong of Green Day. When I worked at the customer service center for Hollywood Video I met Jamie Kennedy, which was a big deal for me because even though I'm not into his Punk'd wanna be show and stand up I am a HUGE fan of the Scream franchise and shaking the hand of Randy Meeks, the character I most related to, was awesome! If only I had brought my Ghostface mask for him to sign....ohhhh it would be so groovy!