The world of retail brings customers from all walks of life But worst of all, if you have seen the vicious cycles of virgin-children, you'd make a direct comparison to "that comic book guy" from the Simpsons.
Every person that is 100% fanboy really believes in the filler he or she preaches. It's pathetic. It makes me vomit to think that some people are willing to kill over a game. Why though? It's all fiction. But to some, if you say that SONY is an abusive company that only cares about 100% of your money, the fanboys who are mentally ill teenagers, and virgin adult-men, will fight you with their stench rather than their "fist".
Retail allows people to see how naive people really are! You have people that claim they care about games, but I only see them pestering employees of Gamestop locations, in hopes of gaining employment. On video game websites, grown men who fapped to women(or confused males), will lie to them about what great "editors" they are. It's a business. Gamespot doesn't care about you, or your opinion. Gamespot laughs at this petty system war forum.
Talking about video-games with people is like walking into a wall repeatedly. What is the point? Never do that. The next person wants to imagine himself as intelligent and important.
Most of the time, you can hear the barking from this hounds sporting their mighty console badge. They are property of Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo.
Yet, they are screwing these companies by complaining like irate children about games that have nothing to do with the manufacture of the console. People are pirates and bigots in this industry. SONY doesn't love you. Sony wants their pay-check. To them, the fanboys are stupid. Microsoft and Nintendo only need your money to have jobs. It's business. The customer isn't right. The customer is wrong.
Developers don't care about you. They lust about their money. They want their bread and butter. After-all, developers make less than those who have a career at McDonalds. Salary is horrible. You work beyond your hours to prove to despotic development leaders and managers that you "have a stupid passion" to make production values high enough to be praised as a "great game."
The fanboys are collectivistic in their obsession with what game is "good." You tell a group of peasants to like something and they do. The others will resist and yelp about what didn't make them happy. Eventually, people grow up and lose interest in gaming because they have to pay debts. Remember, parents only have a limit supply of money to give to you so that you can blow it on games. Working at a slave labor job forces you away from your console.
I am glad Gamestop gives the least amount of money back to customers. There's nothing funnier than watch a grown man scream like a child about money he lost. But what is funnier is watching people spend hours and hours fighting over which piece of plastic has the best exclusive that they are willing to pay their life-savings for.
PC-gamers laugh at console gamers.
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