@GamerLegend10 Real gamers don't care about if they "need" to own every console to be a "real" gamer. Real gamers enjoy the games they like on whatever console they like to play said games on ;).
I myself own a 360 (flagship console, for me), PS3 (got it around Black Friday, so haven't gotten the chance to play a lot of games), a laptop (Intel graphics, but hey, it can play HL2 and San Andreas!), and tend to play on them each a lot (though college is really cutting into my play time). I want to one day build a gaming PC and play all the crazy games I can on there.
@obsequies @quebec946 Sounds like someone buys from HP/Dell :| (Lol. My first laptop was an HP, and it was pretty nifty. Got me through high school, and was only $500. Never had any problems with it though, other than the fact that it didn't perform well, because it was so cheap).
@Coren_Larken @Arkinhas @quebec946 Technology is technology: Not all of it is perfect.
People always go on about how Windows computers always have so many problems, but I'm on my second laptop (I had my first one for 5 years, but I didn't take great care of it, since I was in middle-high school, and got my current one for graduating high school, which I take much better care of, and is working just as beautifully as day one), and I've NEVER had any software problems (hardware problems were from mistreatment).
Same with the Xbox 360: I had my first one for 3 years, until I stopped playing it for a week, and it got the RRoD. Never had any other problems with it though.
My iPod touch has a sticky home button (never bothered getting it fixed), and has had it's share of hiccups from time to time. So they aren't all perfect, as technology is.
@SolidSnakeUS42 Not to mention the fact that you can actually move really anything you want onto a computer (and then a hard drive) from a Nexus 7 (or any android device for that matter), so you can have whatever you need on it (unless you NEED to have 27+ gigs of stuff on a mobile device at a time?).
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