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Brandon Thompson writes: 'Recent news has stopping making the rounds that the much hyped Final Fantasy XIII Versus may turn into a multi-platform title. This is all fine and good and honestly nothing more than a rumor at this point. But you wouldn't know that by the reactions of the Sony Fanboys infesting the interwebs. If you based anything on their collective response, you'd be led to ...
CinemaBlend: "It's interesting that in today's fast-paced, too-busy-to-stop-for-anything lifestyle many of us maintain, we're always looking for an easy way to get what we want. In regards to gaming news, most gamers would prefer RSS feeds or gathering news from aggregators to cut down on filtering through crap. The only problem is -- with the two biggest aggregators providing the most ...
Fanboys – people that are fanatical about a particular type of technology – should be loaded into a special space ship that flies directly from Earth to the burning, white-hot center of the Sun. Do these people even stop to think that the companies they so blindly defend could really care less? How can someone have blind devotion to a circuit board and transistors? Fanatacism isn't always ...
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Videogamedebate writes: Whilst the sane owners of each console happily play games on their chosen console there continues to be wave after wave of internet warriors hell bent on bringing the rival system down. I’m going to analyse each argument I’ve seen for either side and see if any of the points made are actually valid.
Modern-Gamer writes: Over the last week I found myself involved in a discussion where I had to explain a point that should never need to be explained. Just because I don’t use or want the Nintendo 3DS, doesn’t mean that I hate it. It’s a discussion I’ve had the displeasure of having time after time with products that were good, bad and ugly. Chances are you may have had the same ...
The first paragraph reads like a fanboy in opposition to Sony/The PS4. Then the article goes on to say that because Sony has said some arrogant things 5 to 8 years ago, that that thought process isn't gone despite them not saying anything remotely close to what Kutaragi said. Reaching. E3 wasn't arrogance on Sony's part, it was capitalization.
