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Triple A quality games with big budget freedoms set in place for game developers seems to be the mainstream in the industry these days. Anything less feels less polished or not enough. The rising benefits of technology is what has brought the gaming industry to the wondrous bounds that we now experience today.

"Fuck secondhand buyers." "Whatever. I don't mind." These voices in favor of online passes are too loud and too quiet, respectively, and they're the sentiments I usually see on this side of the debate. Some of the nay party’s arguments are flawed, too, so here's my case for the ayes.

Fan-made Xbox 360 Star Wars Spot

Fan-made 3D models of Xbox 360 Star Wars bundle

Microsoft hopes the Kinect and familiar IP will jump start sales, regardless of what anyone else thinks.

Fan-made 3D model of the original Xbox.

Microsoft intends to revolutionize your TV watching experience with interactive ads. Insert sad face here.

I really wish the video game industry would restrain itself from telling us everything about every game they make, all the time.

Maybe we need less Cookie Monster and more Master Chief.

My sister Vicki really wanted to get in on my blog action after she watched Microsoft's keynote with me. I acquiesced when she promised to hook me up with her hot friend. Enjoy.

After a long day of back-breaking labor, I sat down and watched hours of this year's press conferences. I also drank wine in the process. Here are my thoughts.

Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, and Sony all delivered conferences on day one of E3. New blockbuster titles, features, and hardware were all announced. With all of the cards out on the table, here's a quick review of their presentations.

Thumbs down from me

Happy E3 Hangover

The evolution of video games and its comparison to the controversial Technological Singularity. Will video games one day transcend human evolution?

Grand Theft Auto 5, Xbox 720, and a whole lot more

With the blessing of receiving hundreds of quality games each year, there is also a downside for some other developers that see their dreams crushed. Some games deserve a little more time in the spotlight. Who knows, you might even find a game that surprises you with its presence? At least, I'm pretty sure you won't expect this number one entry!

Simply put, what have we seen this console generation that has changed gaming. What will stick around and possibly become staples of gaming, like the analog stick, rumble pak, and introduction of 3D gaming were for the psx/64 generation.

Since the Xbox 360 introduced its rating system sometime last year, it was a nice touch to see how well the general populace liked a game. But now Microsoft might have to step in since literally anyone can rate a game without even playing the game

The "next-generation" of consoles are coming whether we like it or not. All this talk about 3D, motion, and mobile gaming. What does this mean for the future of our gaming consoles?