The Kernel Loaf

Very soothing, well put together. This, 'People of the far north' by Nobuo Uematsu, 'The Air to Sleep' by Negashinjinitziu and 'Alpha' by Vangelis are now my top 4 pre-sleep anthems

I guess it's going to be an orange juice sales night for the barstaff.

Nowadays I don't see Nintendo as choosing to compete with Sony and Microsoft, they just do their own thing. Because of the 'revolutionary' properties of the Revolution, it may not be appealing to the average gamer to have something new, so they will buy a PS3 or 360 instead.

They really aren't. Not compared to the huge improvement with the arrival of the PSX, Saturn and the N64 in Japan in 1995 over the 16-bit, sprite-driven consoles of the Snes and Genesis. Notice how I mentioned the graphics because that is pretty much the only reason fanboys will be buying this hunk of shite. Original XBox titles will still be newly released for at least a year to come, making the whole 'new' experience pointless. At least when sony did it there was a significant difference between the PS1 and PS2.

Very nostalgic Classy.

You can't blame them for fucking up. They had to get the 360 out before christmas (good design or bad design) in order to make as much profits now as possible before they get shot out the water by the PS3 when it is released. No HDTV? No/very little graphical differences between the original XBox and the new piece of electrical rape.

The white background is raping my eyes though! Any chance of a darker skin?

it could be a way of making you look at the other forums on this site instead of just knowing which one to go to and only visiting the wasteland, which is, pretty irrelevant to the website's purpose.

A budget-line Ibanez Gio and a Fender Princeton 65W amp Classy...

Some sellers (especially those from Hong Kong registered on the UK ebay site) will let you off if you don't pay for an item, because they have so many sales to process (most likely other auctions with the exact same item) that they don't really care about one person changing their mind after a purchase has been made.