[QUOTE="Ibacai"]That's actually pretty good. Correct and witty. I approve. Same here, least you aint a troll. I thought this was another one of those System Wars threads.
YOU DISHONORED MY PS3!!! its ok baby, its ok, dont worry, hes not gunna hurt you, ok, ok, want to have a little Resistance? o you like that? you like that? who's a good boy? who's a good boy? Â Â ..........................................lol
YOU DISHONORED MY PS3!!! its ok baby, its ok, dont worry, hes not gunna hurt you, ok, ok, want to have a little Resistance? o you like that? you like that? who's a good boy? who's a good boy? Â Â ..........................................lolThe_Jerm
[QUOTE="The_Jerm"]YOU DISHONORED MY PS3!!! its ok baby, its ok, dont worry, hes not gunna hurt you, ok, ok, want to have a little Resistance? o you like that? you like that? who's a good boy? who's a good boy? ..........................................lolDA_B0MB
[QUOTE="DA_B0MB"][QUOTE="The_Jerm"]YOU DISHONORED MY PS3!!! its ok baby, its ok, dont worry, hes not gunna hurt you, ok, ok, want to have a little Resistance? o you like that? you like that? who's a good boy? who's a good boy? ..........................................lolThe_Jerm
We pay the money for short term fun and developers get profit.
Mark2099
nope. you CAN pay the money. You CAN pick a system or systems. You CAN spend lots of money or little amounts of money but always know it's your choice. Cuz your the shot caller, the money, the source, big dog..anyway you cut it...you da man8)
Well, that's sort of true. It would be much easier if all the games were for one system though. As long as there's competition consumers will always have to make choices they sometimes don't want to. Sure we get to play some sweet games, but such enjoyment doesn't come cheap, especially if you're a multi system owner. We buy our own materialistic happiness, and yes in that sense we are winners, even though our wallets and the game corporations say otherwise.
Well, that's sort of true. It would be much easier if all the games were for one system though. As long as there's competition consumers will always have to make choices they sometimes don't want to. Sure we get to play some sweet games, but such enjoyment doesn't come cheap, especially if you're a multi system owner. We buy our own materialistic happiness, and yes in that sense we are winners, even though our wallets and the game corporations say otherwise.
lol, why would you say that, it's just a simple observation. Plus the Matrix had nothin to do with what i said and i said nothing that has to do with Matrix, not even the same style. So your comment is kind of puzzling, if you found my comment too philosophic or Sci-fi, lol,  that'd be pretty strange too. LOL though :) Â
lol, why would you say that, it's just a simple observation. Plus the Matrix had nothin to do with what i said and i said nothing that has to do with Matrix, not even the same style. So your comment is kind of puzzling, if you found my comment too philosophic or Sci-fi, lol,  that'd be pretty strange too. LOL though :) Â
Rakuho
It's just that you gave a complex answer on top of another complex answer trying to explain a simple answer that can debated because it is indeed...complex lol.
Have to say...had my back up when I saw this thread was a tad worried.. (insert Systems War joke here), but my friend one of the funniest and truest threads in a long time. It is truely a magical time to be a gamer. I think that no matter which system that we own...we do all win. There are systems and games to fit everyone and we do all win in the end! Good on ya! :D
LoL. ok i got you. I don't think it was complex, which many may agree with, but i hear what youre trying to say. everybody seemed to agree with what you said i just expanded the idea to reality. Im a gamer and i fell like a winner too, that's just not the exact reality though. I could of just said: yea, i'm a winner. but isn't that too simplistic? -I'm continuing this just for kicks tho :)
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