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  1 thumbs!

  Storm | January 14, 2008
  If they [Microsoft] can keep up with what they were able to do last year, releasing a great line-up of games and helping their customers with the three-year RRoD warranty, it would be pretty hard to deny this 'analyst.'
  
  Let's just hope that they actually put in Wi-Fi in the next console, and a built-in HD player instead of trying to get extra sales out of them.
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  -2 thumbs!

  DarkLordAkuma | January 14, 2008
  HD will be dead by the time the new consoles come out, if anything it will be a Blu-ray drive.
  
  Im hoping that developers switch to putting games on blu-ray. With the massive amount of storage capacity, games would be insane. Think of the amount of content an RPG could have *Drools*
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    2 thumbs!

    Storm | January 15, 2008
    Blu-Ray is a form of HD too...I didn't say HD-DVD.
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  2 thumbs!

  BANDITO ATTACK | January 14, 2008
  i look forward to the day m$ joins the handheld market.
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  2 thumbs!

  iLLmatic | January 14, 2008
  Keywords, "released ahead of Sony." No matter how you feel about Sony/Playstation and no matter how you feel about the red ring of death, as far as market share goes, getting the 360 into stores so early was a brilliant move. But, it really still depends on how this generation, which is far from over, ends up. If you want to talk about domination, Microsoft is still far behind Sony.
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  10 thumbs!

  Sonic Flash | January 14, 2008
  Market Analysts: "The Wii will fail utterly and the PS3 will dominate the market. Good thing I can say anything I want and not get fired for completely wrong guesses"
  
  I'd LOVE to get paid to make BS guesses all day. "Toasters will be more popular than ovens next year!"
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    0 thumbs!

    DragoniteBallZ | January 15, 2008
    When was the PS3, XBOX360, and Wii announced? Like 2006 right? So that makes it a 4 year old cliche that still hasnt come true.
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  -1 thumbs!

  Bri | January 15, 2008
  Oh, please. I personally will judge each console as it comes out, but saying that Microsoft will wave a flag over Sony is just as valid as saying Nintendo's 64 Bit system was going to kick the PSX's ass, and we all know how that turned out...