[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="ghaleon0721"][QUOTE="3picuri3"]

[QUOTE="ghaleon0721"][QUOTE="Hulabaloza"]Look at the chart......the PS3 sold 127k last month with many units on shelves.....the 360 sold 160k in Feb 06 AND it was sold out everywhere. Right now the PS3 has sold about 40k more overall (out of 1.1 million) than the 360 at the same point......a difference that wouldn't be there if Microsoft didn't have supply problems. Wait till next month. It's clear the PS3 is on a downward trend....127k is pathetic 4 months into a launch. The hype is dying and people just won't pay $600 for a PS3. Sony needs to do something fast, cause the PS3 collapse is happening.ghaleon0721

we can all deny it -- your using a totally flawed site to prove your point, doesn't matter that the fanbois in SW voted it the official source, it's still bunk.

just you wait until the stories start popping up about how pathetic the launch was -- then you can try to argue for the console.

oooo - told me to shut up twice. big man. might have to pass this one on to the mods seeing you can't articulate your thoughts without lashing out at others.

i'll let you believe what you want to - i'm not going to lead you by the hand through the internets to show you what you should be perfectly capable of finding yourself.  

[QUOTE="G-Legend"]I think Sony should snatch up WoW :lol: (99.9% chance of that NOT happening).Xanog1

It could, Blizzard seems intent on milking the game for all it is worth.

That way, they can go back to saying "But, we had to work on WoW" whenever anyone in the world calls them stupid for not making StarcCraft 2 and Diablo 3.

I think the clan meetings and stuff related eith home will be excellent. It creates a place for clan memebrs to actually meet at the clan leaders apartment, creating a greater sense of closeness within the clan. This of course leads to ONLINE DOMINATION.

I can see someone "important" having a huge apartment and hiring a bouncer for it or something lol. That would be awesome. The possibilites are really huge.

meh lbp=garry's mod

lol j/k yeah it does look cool, but i'm more impressed with Home.

[QUOTE="Sephiroth228"][QUOTE="darkhero2k"]You are a troll for not reading something and yet responding to it. Not one person here has made ANY point contrary to what I have written. I stand by my thread.darkhero2k

[QUOTE="darkhero2k"]You are a troll for not reading something and yet responding to it. Not one person here has made ANY point contrary to what I have written. I stand by my thread.Sephiroth228

Hmmm, at least you could have set the paragraphs properly after such an obvious COPY AND PASTE job. The PS3 has just barely even been born, so to say that it is "dying" only 4 months after it's initial launch is so so laughably premature that I do not know whether to laugh, cry....or both.:lol::cry:

The PS3 has more latent potential than any console yet made, and to deny so, is to deny the facts and only serves to prove that you have no clue what you are talking about. You just created a troll account, only to come in here and PASTE some derogatory remarks about a GAME CONSOLE for crying out loud, lol. If that is not sad, I do not know what is. 

In summary, if you do not like the PS3....fine, so be it. You do not, however, have to come into a PS3 forum and childishly post blatant flame bait that is based off of the disease of your narrow, immature, ill-informed, closed minded, FAN BOY opinion. Like whatever you choose to like, and have respect and tolerance of others while they do the same.

Have a nice day. 

ironcreed

You are a troll for not reading something and yet responding to it. Not one person here has made ANY point contrary to what I have written. I stand by my thread.darkhero2k

The ham sandwich theorem takes its name from the case when n = 3 and the three objects of any shape are a chunk of ham and two chunks of bread — notionally, a sandwich — which can then each be bisected with a single cut (i.e., a plane). In two dimensions, the theorem is known as the pancake theorem of having to cut two infinitesimally thin pancakes on a plate each in half with a single cut (i.e., a straight line).

The ham sandwich theorem is also sometimes referred to as the "ham and cheese sandwich theorem", again referring to the special case when n = 3 and the three objects are

1. a chunk of ham,
2. a slice of cheese, and
3. two slices of bread (treated as a single disconnected object).

[QUOTE="gayguy"]Troll!darkhero2k