like FarmVille. FarmVille is a realtime farm simulation game on Facebook with 400 million active users according to the website's statistical page. 82.7 million of them are playing FarmVille on a regular basis. This crushes Xbox Live's 23 million users and further supports the theory why online gaming via PC is so drastically ahead of consoles. Plus, almost everyone owns a computer“ it's a necessity of life. Xbox 360 or PS3 or Wii? Not so much.What NPD's press release also fails to mention is what constitutes online gaming. In order to qualify as an online gamer respondents were required to own at least one system or one device for online gaming. But what about using an Xbox 360 and Xbox Live for online services like Netflix?In the end, one thing is clear Besides Final Fantasy XIV Gil PC, Xbox 360 is by large and far the most popular platform for online gaming“ considerably more than PS3 and Wii. What makes this especially impressive is how both these consoles offer their online service for free, while all of the very best Live features require paying for a Gold subscription. Ultimately, it seems, people go where the value's at, and if the proof is in the pudding, than said value is found on Xbox 360 and Xbox Live.Game of the Month February Heavy Rain. Game of the Month February Heavy RainBy Michael LaffertySCEA’s PS3exclusive broke some new ground in the psychological thriller genreThere was a time when the first of the year was rather barren when it came totoptitle releases. It seems those days are past. Rolling in off an impressiveJanuary came an equally impressive February, rife with titles that toucheddifferent platforms and genres all with impressive production values.So, let’s get right to the chase in case you missed the headlinespoilerabove, the winner for GameZone’s Game of the Month for February is Heavy RainThis is a game that could have been a pointandclick adventure, in the olderdays of gaming, but Quantic Dream did a remarkable job of involving the gamerwith contextual control schemes and personalities that resonated with thefoundations