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Yeah. It was intentional. Why do the fanboys care so much? So they have more street cred, or **** talking power? That's a little ridiculous.cannibal127-9
because if the console they own, won the war, they can brag all day long about it. mostly 12-16 years old kid tho.
I wonder why their is generally more of a console war this generation. Is it just because the age demographic of gamers has become younger?
Last generation, I would only have been about a 12 year old when I got my PS2 (I'm 17 now) and I never felt like going and telling everyone how much better my PS2 was than their Xbox. It doesn't really make much sense.
People who participate in these console/system wars are childish & are not true gamers. True gamers either buy a system because they like it or don't buy it. True gamers don't spend half a day arguing about why their system is best, I mean at the end of the day it makes them look like children arguing over which power ranger rocks. I honestly don't even care for these console wars at all and in my mind they don't even exist, so to answer your question, No, I don't care.
I care who wins.
PS3 has been all but written off for this generation by the naysayers. Nothing would give me more satisfaction than to have Sony dominate and stick all of their respective feet in their face holes.
If people did not run thier mouths so much as to how Sony and PS3 is such a failure, this would be a non issue.
Why do system wars exist, especially nowadays?
It's a simple answer - childish and immature kids, teens and adults brainwashed by media and news in this fast growing age of technology that we live in.
Sadly, majority of immature people populate the gaming market overshadowing the normal people who only wish to enjoy gaming.
Have your own thinking and understanding, do not listen to uninformed and misleading comments made by kids and fanboys.
When you have your own mind to think and make decisions based from your perspective, then you will enjoy gaming. Or anything else in real life for that matter. ;)
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