My friends are annoyed enough when I don't reply to their MSN conversations while I'm playing games on my PC. Without the keyboard attachement on the 360 controller, it will take even longer to reply and will give me even more reason to ignore their messages. If I'm on the Xbox, it's to play games. If I want to have an MSN conversation, I'll go on my PC. The Windows Live Messenger addition just doesn't seem like something I'll use.
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It's true, I'm in my senior year of high school and at least five of my friends and I all bought a copy.
Hey, I'm not complaining. I just see it as software bloat and won't end up using it. Power to all of you that want to IM on your 360.
My friends are annoyed enough when I don't reply to their MSN conversations while I'm playing games on my PC. Without the keyboard attachement on the 360 controller, it will take even longer to reply and will give me even more reason to ignore their messages. If I'm on the Xbox, it's to play games. If I want to have an MSN conversation, I'll go on my PC. The Windows Live Messenger addition just doesn't seem like something I'll use.
I've been looking at this program.. I believe it's a Bachelor of Computer Science with a focus towards game programming. Would that be a good bet if I wanted to go into game development? http://www.scs.carleton.ca/school/streams/index.ph p?streams=game_0002