Sorry it took me so long to get back. I must've missed your last message. I'm not on your Xbox friends list, as far as I know. My gamertg is HighlyLudichris.

Ha ha! I've mellowed a LOT over the years. :-D Yeah, I would agree. The 360 was just flooded with great titles, and when I look at my library of games I'm shocked at how many I have. That said, the X1 is just a beautiful piece of equipment, and I can't go over to the PS4 because the fan is so ridiculously loud that I end up having to wear heaphones to help muffle it so that it doesn't become distracting. I would LOVE to PC game, again, but my PC just doesn't cut it anymore, and I rarely boot it up, now (which is why it takes so long for me to respond... :-D)

Do I not have you on my Xbox friends list?

I remember the PPS2 forum days fondly. One of my most memorable moments there was when you freaked out on me for not knowing who he was. I remember you very well for whatever reason -- your affinity for the C64, your bond with AndyGriff1975, recommending I play Dynasty Warriors 3, but only on the Hard setting, your lyrical breakdown of Lightfoot songs, your love of Dead Rising 1... good times.

I watched the big trailers, like Halo, Crackdown 3 and the Elder Scrolls. Microsoft had a good showing, for a change. The Xbox One has really disappointed compared to the 360 when it comes to its game library, although its backward-compatibility has been amazing. I'm more of a PC gamer these days, with my Xbox One being a way to play with my friends. There's something very addictive about the Xbox achievements system, though.. Steam's just doesn't feel as meaningful.

Ha ha ha! Don't worry. None of my Canadian friends know who he is unless they're older than I am. :-) Enjoying E3?

Yeah, the Xbox 360 is great. I've been playing a lot of 360 games I missed out on on my Xbox One, as there's not much else to play on the thing that I can't play on PC. I'm also now familiar with the Canadian national treasure that is Gordon Lightfoot. You were once offended that I didn't know who he was, considering I'm a Canuck. I know now, though. I know now.

I don't think so... I certainly appreciate what the C64 did for the industry, but I think I've had more fun with the Xbox 360 than any other console one ever owned, now. And I'm not sure if we ever played that one together, but it's certainly one of my favorites! I actually pulled that out a few weeks ago to give it a another run. 😊