I've been an avid gamer for as long as I can remember. Proof to that is our very first Atari game console from way back in the 80's which we still have in the attic. We don't play that anymore ofcourse but my siblings and I do have a long history playing ourselves tired in front of the TV. Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft consoles we've played them all at one point or another and sometimes interchangably whenever we gave to buy new games.
We all have our favorites in the past. These days, however, the top 3 gaming consoles are almost at par with each other when it comes to fans while brandishing their own strong upsides depending on what a particular gamer is actually after. Time to make a final judgement!
The Wii has been getting more of the attention and raves reviews because of the fact that it offers more interactivity for the gamers that its competitors. Add to the fact that it also offers a huge library of games, it surely has become a huge favorite not only with the young kids but even with their parents. One drawback, however, is its incompatibility with our "High Definition" world. Players won;t get to maximize the potential of the HDTV's, suround-sound audio and what-have-thems with a Wii. As the saying goes, you can't get everything you want.
I don't own a ps3... yet. However, based on the reading I've been doing, it should be the the gaming console for me. Graphics and sounds are predict to be awesome depending on the gamer's equipment. The bad news seems to stem from the games that will be initially offered or or the scarcity there of. Makers of the PS3 will surely count on the appeal of true gamers in order make more games available.
The xbox 360 seems to be in the middle of the 2 consoled above. Its High Definition capability, connectivity and games available seems to have landed it in the middle ground. The price isn't bad either.
As I have experienced playing with only the Wii and xbox360, my heart goes out to Bill Gates' pride and joy. Playing games in High Definition always gets my vote and until the Wii makers are able to provide the same experience as when I'm playing Modern Warfare 2, it will be doubtful I can even think about changing my mind.
Cheap Tickets should be the norm
In today current world economy but more particularly in the U.S., people have come to realize that they need to maximize the value of their hard-earned bucks. The economy has not helped retailers sell in their normal way in any season much less get a windfall of profits from their businesses. The reason behind it is because people have been holding on to their money more and buying less even in the event when they need it.
I recently read a very interesting article at a search engine news portal about how Americans these days are putting for buying anything until shops, malls and stores are on sale. Even groceries have cut down prices in order to keep their necks above water. Price slashes are everywhere and they go as high as 30% even on everyday stuff people need. One CEO of a particular grocery chain quips that this is the new norm. A small profit margin for businesses but generally good for the people.
Things have gone diving when it comes to items that people don't normally need to live everyday. Sales related to entertainment have experienced more dire situations given the economic uncertainty. However, for sports fans who really need their dose of their favorite teams would leave no stones unturned so-to-speak and scour the web for the cheapest New York Jets Tickets available.Thankfully their are good sources for tickets like acheapseat.com who through the years have provided sports fans the ability to buy cheap Bryce Jordan Center Tickets and Lincoln Financial Field Tickets which are two of the most sought after but a little "tough on the wallet" venues for events. Big corporations are just realizing this now but acheapseat.com has been doing it since they started!
I recently read a very interesting article at a search engine news portal about how Americans these days are putting for buying anything until shops, malls and stores are on sale. Even groceries have cut down prices in order to keep their necks above water. Price slashes are everywhere and they go as high as 30% even on everyday stuff people need. One CEO of a particular grocery chain quips that this is the new norm. A small profit margin for businesses but generally good for the people.
Things have gone diving when it comes to items that people don't normally need to live everyday. Sales related to entertainment have experienced more dire situations given the economic uncertainty. However, for sports fans who really need their dose of their favorite teams would leave no stones unturned so-to-speak and scour the web for the cheapest New York Jets Tickets available.Thankfully their are good sources for tickets like acheapseat.com who through the years have provided sports fans the ability to buy cheap Bryce Jordan Center Tickets and Lincoln Financial Field Tickets which are two of the most sought after but a little "tough on the wallet" venues for events. Big corporations are just realizing this now but acheapseat.com has been doing it since they started!
2016 Olympics Host City Winner is Rio De Janeiro in Brazil
Today October 2, 2009 the Olympic selection committee has chosen the city of Rio De Janeiro in Brazil South America to be the official host of the 2016 Summer Olympics games.
First to be eliminated from contention was Chicago by getting the least amount of votes cast in the first round of voting. Second to be written off the running to be 2016 Olympic host was Tokyo in Japan by getting the least amount of votes in the second round of voting.
The last round of voting was between Madrid and Rio De Janeiro. The Olympics Selection committee selects Rio De Janeiro as the next destination for the Olympic Summer games in the year 2016. Source Olympic.org
Congrats Rio!
First to be eliminated from contention was Chicago by getting the least amount of votes cast in the first round of voting. Second to be written off the running to be 2016 Olympic host was Tokyo in Japan by getting the least amount of votes in the second round of voting.
Congrats Rio!
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