Gaiden133
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I really miss the old E3.
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WTF!!!? Everywhere or just the US!!?
I think you're completely mistaken. For the family that *already has* a 360--which numbers over 10 million in the US--I'm sure they would much rather get a free upgrade that lets them stream Netflix via that 360 than they would to spend an extra $100 and have to connect *yet another device* to their TV.
On the issue of noise, while it's true that the earlier 360's were loud, the new ones really aren't very loud at all (yes, I own one). The DVD drive is really the loudest part of the new 360's, and when streaming a movie that won't be spinning at all, making the 360--you guessed it--almost dead silent. And really, even with the old 360's you're not going to hear the thing over the sound of the tv if you have it turned up enough to actually, you know, HEAR it
It's also worth pointing out that people on the fence about getting a 360 may be additionally swayed by the inclusion of netflix support, which will undoubtedly be touted in big friendly letters on the box.
Sorry for keeping this off-topic..
But i dont think little timmy would give up playing games while he would let his parents watch movies on the 360. And about the older 360 being loud.. yeah mines loud.
Back on topic.
The thing that sucks about having movies online now and it being more widespread, is the prices are more likely to go up. The prices are ridiculous on sony's movie service.. ~$5 for HD?.. no thanks.