I'm getting my sister "Sing it" for the ps2 lol.

I've also decided that when I find out for sure or not whether my friend is getting a Wii like he wants, I'll get him ToS2.

I'm getting Mario Kart Wii for four of my nieces. I'm also a participant in the Secret Santa event.

My sister will get a copy of Wii Music (shes into music) or Trauma Center: New Blood (wants to go to Medicine School) , and if i got the money a copy of Neverwinter Nights 2 Expansion Storm Of Zehir (mainly cause i want to play it ha ha)

My nephew will receive his own XBOX 360. My folks got him an Elite Bundle (the Kung Fu Panda and Indiana Jones one).

If I had the money, I would give him more Wii games. He loves it, but the video store fails to bring Wii (or PS3 titles for that matter) titles, so he can't rent the games he wants to play.

 I concur. I have 3 boys 13, 11 and 7.  My youngest 2 really started playing Halo when we first got our first Xbox when it launched.  They all play Halo (1,2,3), both Gears, and most other mature titles that I purchase. Yet we keep them very well grounded.  This is how my father raised me. He really didnt hide things from me, but he made sure I understodd the real world. So my brothers and sisters are anti-violent, anti-gun, but love a good action movie, huge football fans and very successful.  My kids all do exceptional in school, all honor roll, all compassionate (for kids), all involved in outside activities. My oldest is National Junior Honor Society, high honor roll, still plays little league baseball, was on the sectional champs for Cross Country,  and wastes me in shooters now.  My 11 year old has a 12th grade reading level, all A's, etc.  Even my 7 year old already has a 4th grade reading level for a first grader.

It is about how you raise them and what you teach them From the beginning we have taught them the difference between fantasy and reality and continually reinforce the difference.  They started watching Stars Wars as babies, why shouldnt they play Halo.