...great potential however, they need to drastically look at their pricing model for playing on-line. I have kids and they want to each play on-line when they log in. However, there is no way I am paying for XBL membership for each of them. Also, using a shared account means that they can't track their own performance.

I have however set them up on-line accounts for the PS3...much more cost effective in that respect.

Nintendo and sony are doing just fine, even making a profit. I think that corporate greed is among one of the reasons why it isnt live,, they are charging people the cost of a video game,, 10 million time 50 is what? My god, why does it have to be this way?

is too low on the corporate ladder to speak about much. He seems to talk more PR speak than anything so I never found his information very useful or even informational. However, he does a good job at providing a face for corporate MS and I think the "casual" crowd appreciates him for it. Plus he makes for a good whipping boy when thing's go wrong. =)

Read the interview and it was just what I expected, a whole lot of nothing. There momentum and excitement has definately died since Peter Moore left.

We have an interview we did with Jeff Bell coming soon that has tons o juicy stuff :)

But, in relation to Major, I think there were some really neat things he said and it was all done in a very candid way. However, he does mention the Xbox Browser in the testing labs.