I foresee Facebook going down first. Facebook already took down Myspace, what's to stop something from taking down Facebook? Besides, I think the other two have too much momentum going for them. Youtube and Twitter both seem to be well loved by celebrites and businesses, which should help them stay around a while.
Well, they did nominate "New Fang" by Them Crooked Vultures as best rock song or something, so that's a start. I guess. If you still care.
At least this year we won't have Kayne West and Black Eyed Peas winning every award. Not much of a relief, but it's something. Of course, when Justin Bieber wins best new artist...
" Unsurprising considering that Obama has turned out to be another Democrat in name only, and is far too willing to side with Republicans rather than his own party. "
What? Under what facts have you come to this result?
Wow, and here I thought that I was going to have a lot of people agreeing with me...
No matter, I still stand by my belief. I totally believe that this little disagreement is going to start a World War III. Probably within the next year. The angst in Korea has been building for quite a while, and I believe that it is about to pop. It'll start in Korea, but I think it will soon move to the rest of the world. China, NK, Iraq, Russia and the like on one side; US, SK, Japan, Uk and similar peeps on the other side. Basically, it will be the Cold War, except there will be an actual war.
My guess, based purely off of my own vision, is that the PS4 (and similar systems from Microsoft and Nintendo) won't come around until 2015/2016. That might seem unreasonable to some, since the major home developers have been releasing new systems every 5 or 6 years since the NES days, but I think the wait is needed this time around. Between the high costs inside of the industry (The rising costs of making games for developers and the costs of paying for them as a consumer) and the down economy in the major game retail nations, I don't think you could release a console in 2 years and expect it to sell as well as they did this generation. It must be remembered that, aside from the Wii, consoles were way expensive this go around. If you were to ship a new console out to market in 2012 for 500-600 bucks, i'm guessing it's going to be 2 or 3 years, and a major price drop, before that box really starts to move units. The GT guys are crazy; they could find a way to run out of usable oxygen on Earth. I think everyone else (developers, game players, publishers) are plenty fine with what we have now, and aren't going to be ready to move for a few more years. I don't believe we'll never see a new generation. The console makers have to create a next generation at some point, just for the sake of getting a cash flow, but this round of systems is going to go a few more years before the wave hits the shore.
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