For my first posting on Interscription I will open up with an article detailing my complete disgust toward Nintendo and their Wii system.  I find the Wii to be a disgrace to all that is gaming. It’s rapid sales and world wide dominance is only a testament to how idiotic people can be. The minute you make this statement, millions will argue that 8.2 million people can’t be wrong. Well, I disagree.  Look at how many people bought Brittany Spears albums and you can see that Millions upon Millions of people can be very, very, very wrong. I have no problem with the purchase of a Wii for any child under the age of 13. Also, if you are a soccer mom over the age of 45 the Wii is most likely the system for you. As for everyone else in between, I hope you are a 13 year old school girl, in which case I can let it slide. The Wii as a platform is good for one thing, and one thing only. You buy it, spend the extra $50 to mod it, then never by another game for it for all eternity.  

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I’m sure most folks that know me and my historical loyalties in the console wars (it still amazes me that there is such a thing) will probably think I’ve gone off the deep end, dashing liberal amounts of mercury on my scrambled eggs and wearing rabbit skin elbow warmers during mid-afternoon showers.  But it’s true, ladies and germs.  The PS3 is a formidable piece of hardware.

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There’s a literall deluge of coverage out there on the Internet, folks, so I’m definitely not going to waste time with a blow-by-blow.  I figured it might be best to do a breakdown of the event into three categories, namely: Impressive, Garbage, and Huh?  Without further adieu…

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Circuit City has become a great store.  It seems like every week they have some unbeatable sale going on, and in my opinion, they’ve quickly become the top national retailer for a lot of electronics things, if not the top, than certainly my favorite.  I have them to thank for my 250.00 Polk RM 6800 open box (MSRP 849.95) 

And my LCDTV, amongst other niceties. 

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