A recent opinion piece that appeared on GAMER.BLORGE “Sony’s oft delayed Home sure to disappoint PS3 users” has been labelled as the “most controversial post of the 21st century” by some wit on Wikipedia (this entry has since been removed).

Instead of telling you which games were the top console games of 2007, we here at GAMER.BLORGE decided to do something a little different, and ask you, our readers, what your top picks were for 2007.

Without doubt Jonathan Schlaffer is one of the more controversial writers on the BLORGE network. In the past he’s upset Ubuntu/Linux fans, Mac fans and even Windows Vista fans with his take-no-prisoner, take-it-or-leave-it commentary and opinion.

In a stinging attack against rival Nintendo, Sony chairman Sir Howard Stringer has said that he is happy that the Wii is “a bit short on hardware”, obviously referring to the Wii’s well-known lack of grunt. He also admitted that there was some question about whether the PlayStation 3 (PS3) would make it through this “early part of the cycle”.

It’s no secret the PS3 packs a real punch when it comes to computing power. Add in some of Stanford’s Folding@home project, 600,000 registered consoles, and some good ol’ scientific elbow grease and you have a legitimate entry in the Guinness Book of World Records.

The president of Nintendo of America, Reggie Fils-Aime, has lashed out at Microsoft saying it’s unlikely Halo 3 will help sell Xbox 360 hardware.

Ever wondered what games developers really think of Nintendo’s wonder machine, the Wii? Or Sony’s PlayStation 3, or the Microsoft Xbox 360? Well, thanks to an inside source at a major games development company, we can provide you with some interesting insights.

Can the much-hyped Halo 3 save the Xbox 360 from oblivion at the hands of the overwhelmingly popular Nintendo Wii?

In the lead up to the launch of the much hyped Halo 3, Microsoft has proudly announced that it has sold more than 11.6 million Xbox 360 consoles in 37 countries.

Sony has outlined a plan to rescue the PlayStation 3 (PS3) from oblivion. Disappointingly, the plan has already received a thumbs down from a leading Japanese games expert.