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>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Congrats. How long was it?


5k, but with the weatherr effects and a completely soaked leather jacket it felt like more.

Started hailing at one point, too.

Stupid goddamn walk. anyway, trying to figure out how to get the pictures off my DSi and onto my PC without a slot for a micro SD card on my PC.

360.

I used to work as customer support for microsoft up here in Canada, and I know everything about the system. I know it's problems, and how to fix them, I even know why three red lights happens.

The system has a number of problems, but unfortunately for the other consoles, it's got a whack of things that it does RIGHT, too.

The live service is stable, More-so I find then the ps3's and much better quality. The downloads and management is much cleaner, and more user friendly, in terms of games, it has more variety then the ps3 if only because it launched earlier and truth be told, I absolutely HATE the L2/R2 buttons on a Ps3 controller.

I own all 3 consoles, Ps3 is great, but I don't feel the need to rank it first because of its blue ray capabilities and web browser. Wii was a huge disappointment, I actually swallowed my pride and lined up for that thing on launch day, got it home, played red steel, and the novelty wore off almost instantly. It's great for parties or playing with my family, but not for much else.

On the whole, 360 for me, hands down.

Handhelds on the other hand.. well, that could be an even better question.

Dsi, Ds, PsP, iPhone/iTouch, or mobile phone?

DSi - Picture capabilities, DS games, Mp3 capabilities, Web browser
DS - Ds games, GBA games
PsP - PsP games, PsP movies, Able to download movies onto its SD card for free.
iStuff - Mp3 capabilities, Web browser, Games, apps
Mobile - Mobile games, Potential camera, Potential Mp3

THAT would be a much better question imo.

JD:
Yen -> USD is easy keeping in mind they don't have any cents, and convert straight to US cents.

i.e.: 18900 Yen = 18900 cents = 189.00

Just imagine the decimal before the last 2 zeros.
It's roughly that in the exchange market (yesterday: 0.01050)

In reply to this comment by joedirt:
How much is 18,900 yen?