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I wouldn't quite say its that many. Also most people buying a Wii are not really all that much into games and once they have the machine + a few games they're happy to pull the machine out every so often when friends are round and not really buy anything new for it.

The meal I had last night was excellent, and cheap! All you need is: 2 Chicken breasts 1 Onion Garlic Asparagus A bottle of Pesto Some Pasta Pack of Mushrooms 1. Chop up the Chicken, onion, mushrooms and garlic. 2. Boil the Pasta and aparagus. 3. Fry the Chick, onion, mushrooms and garlic. 4. When both look cooked drain the water from the pasta/asparagus and mix in the fried bits. 5. Mix in the Pesto to taste. 6. Serve. Easy to do, very tasty, cheap and you can do it without any of the bits you don't like.

Just ordered mine from Game. Really looking forward to getting stuck into it this weekend. I've managed to see practically nothing of the game in the build up to its release somehow so almost all of it should be completely new to me.

I wouldn't like to say, wouldn't be a hard thing to work out though if it was possible to get some decent sales data for the region.

I have recently purchased an iPhone: And also a Zelda Wind Waker canvas for my room:

Well thats only based on UK figures so adding in other regions/countries may change those figures slightly.

Basing it on UK figures its roughly: PS3: 3.49 Wii: 2.67 360: 7.14 The 360 and Wii figures were done using slightely older game sales data so should probably be a teeny bit higher. Also the Wii figure doesn't include Wii sports so obviously if it did the Wii would be at 3.67.

Could be the stuff you've got plugged into the scart slots auto switching the input? Is there any regularity to what its changing it to?

I guess it depends on the price difference, my 32" Panasonic is brilliant though, not a single problem in the 18 months I've had it and its noticably better than most of the LCD's my mates have. The only thing I don't like about it is that its not a 42" Plasma.

I'd go for the Panasonic too. Its worth paying the extra to have a Sony/Panasonic rather than settle for a Samsung/Cheap Crap.

Having watched the videos on the Apple site I think this will almost definately be my next phone. At first I wasn't so sure but seeing how easy all of this stuff is and the fact I'd probably use a fair amount of it I think its worth spending the extra money on. I'd buy an iPod with the iPod functions this has and as the memory isn't really an issue for me I may as well replace both my iPod and my current phone with an iPhone.

Ah excellent I've done it now, I was looking in the general Wii settings before. Thanks!

Not the same problem but its similar. When I first got my Wii I didn't have a Stars account, now I do I want to link them but can't find anywhere to actually do it. Can anyone point me in the right direction to link my account to the Wii?

Its mainly used with by computers for digital connection to a monitor. The same quality as HDMI but it does not pass sound.

1. Depends on the TV, my Saturn/PS2 look much better on my Panasonic LCD through RGB than they did on my old CRT. 2. Component is available on any sort of TV, well worth investing in if your TV can use them. 3. No experience with Argos but you should be able to get something that fits what you want with that budget. Probably one of the latest Samsungs.

Panasonic TV's are fantastic. A noticable picture improvement over the crap Samsungs put out.

What on earth kind of argument is this? If plasmas were being faded out why would it make any difference whatsoever to a buying desicion right now? Its not as if once shops don't sell plasmas all other plasmas stop working. I don't really understand where you've got the notion that plasmas are being faded out anyway, as far as I can see they're still a big part of TV development.

Well you'll thank me in the long run. I still stand by my reccomendation in your original thread. The latest Panasonic plasmas are within your price bracket and for the money you just won't get better. Dixons Link Even with the lovely looking stand its not too expensive, I paid more for my 32" Pansonic LCD less than a year ago godamnit.

Well as the vast majority of content is still SD I'd say its a valid thing to consider. If we're basing a desicion purely on HD quality then plasma still comes out on top anyway.

Not at all, I've never seen an LCD come close to a Plasma for SD quality.

I'd go with Plasma for the simple fact they tend to give you a much better picture. This will especially be the case with SD content, LCD screens bring any imperfections out much more so that a plasma will. I look forward to the day I can relegate my LCD to a bedroom TV and get a decent plasma in the lounge.

Oh I totally agree, when you can afford a £1500 TV I'd have thought its not such a massive problem though. Off Topic, are you at bournemouth uni or is that your home? Just noticed its set as your location.

I have to say the power thing is one thing I've never really looked at. Is it really such a big difference as to make it something you'd base a decision on?

For the price your looking to pay and what you want I'd say you couldn't do much better than the latest range of Panasonic Plasmas. They're a couple of hundred under your budget, look good, excellent in both SD and HD and pretty much top of the range. Lifespan/image burn really isn't as much of an issue as people make out, I'd absolutely go for a plasma if I were you.

Those Samsung TV's with an RGB picture are utter crap. I don't if the digital port on the Cube is disabled but a properly functioning component cable will give you a much much better picture with that set. Well worth the money for the difference that cable will give you.