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You might be looking at the title and wondering why it's a question, and there are two reasons you'd be wondering that. The first reason is that you're an Xbox or otherwise non-Sony fan who actually believes this, and the second is that you don't believe it in general for whatever reason. The question is being asked because of the recent week of news. Take a look at the top news on the site ...
Articles like this one just go to show how desperate and insecure certain PS3 fanboys really are. They can't win the console war argument, they don't have the game attachment rate in their favor any longer. And the Wii actually has a good lineup of games for 2009, including a fair amount of top notch hardcore exclusives.
Maxconsole writes: 'Court filings in the latest round of arguments show that Sony is now resorting to using fanboy comments posted on forums to promote its latest defense tactic that no one cared about other os so removing it didnt matter'
One of the most amusing features of this industry is the fanboys. On every forum they strut their stuff as the world experts on everything. Yet in reality they know very little, just what they glean secondhand from the internet.
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You’re probably wondering the reasons why I have made separate posts championing each console. The truth is that it was part of an experiment to see how different sections of fanboys respond. So, if you were one of those who fell for our clickbait I thank you. I shall try to explain the mindset of each fanboy in this post by console they support. Some of you may be able to relate, whilst ...
Recently, Destructoid did a rather damning editorial (or at least its lightning rod of controversy and hate that is Jim Sterling) about Sony fanboys being the worst bunch of fanboys. We disagree with him on a practical point (they're all annoying). However, Jim seems to want to do the classic mistakes that actually made us cringe worse than the BBC's Watchdog piece on the PS3 "YLoD" ...
