Have you converted (yet)?

[Sean]

Didn't Blizzard hand off Ghost for-****ing ever ago to another company because they didn't care about it anymore? Then I'm pretty sure they stopped caring so much they told the company to just let it go.

Ghost was "announced" a LOOOONG ****ing time ago. It is now Vaporware. If your entire signature about proving Jay wrong is based on you trying to say Ghost isn't Vaporware, then you're a ****ing idiot.

Blizzard in it's self can juggle multiple projects with ease, so that's not why Ghost was canned. They currently have, in developement:

Patches for the existing version of WoW
Upcoming WoW Expansion
Untitled but confirmed new MMORPG, which a few major designers for WoW were transferred to
Diablo III
Starcraft II


Edit: As far as my systems go that are currently set-up I have, from left to right as I"m looking at this:
Wii, PS2, XBOX 360, SNES

I don't know where your comment of the graphics on the Gamecube are not too different from current graphics, out of your ass I'd assume. Granted, the Wii was not a technological upgrade from the GCN (which is why it retails for less than PS3 and XBOX360) but the 360 and PS3 had massive CPU and GPU upgrades, and the output of the 360 and it's graphical capabilities blow the PS2 and original XBOX, as well as the GCN/Wii, out of the ****ing water with it's visual effects.

I can't speak for the PS3 since I've never played one.


Edit: My friend, who has been a gamer alongside me for as long as I can remember (We met when I was 4, 19 years ago) pretty much creamed his pants the first time he saw my setup. 56" HDTV w/ my 360 running in via HDMI makes for quite the sexy gaming experience. You may not think it means much, but once you've seen it you never want to revert to small <27" standard definition screens, especially when the PS3 and 360 were built around a high-def output and many games put this to use.

I moved my 360 into my bedroom to let Forza run some races via a hired driver while I worked on school projects. It was.... disappointing.