I really don't want an X-Box 360 at the moment. I've got games galore to play at the moment, and no time to play them. Trying to find game time in between work, school, and painting the house is pretty futile at the moment.

That being said, I still enjoy games when I get a chance, and a few times a week on my lunch hour I'll walk over to EB Games across the street and check out what's on display. They've got a 360 running on some super high-defintion screen and the games look amazing. I have a high definition television at home and my games on the PS2 don't look anywhere near that good. Instead of shelling out upwards of $500 for an X-Box 360, I decided to buy some component cables for my antiquated PS2. I hooked them up and ran progressive scan and the few games I have that support the feature. Thankfully Resident Evil 4 supports it and it looks awesome. Dragon Quest VIII, while it doesn't support PS, looks great as well. I hear that GT4 runs at 1080i (although a bastardized version from what I hear, using some tricks to achieve it), so I'll probably go pick that up used. It's not as nice as the picture the 360 puts out, but it's about 5x better than my old s-video image. It has soothed the savage beast craving higher definition gaming, at least for the time being.