@ronvalencia: @ronvalencia:

This is exactly how and why you're a butt of so many jokes and basically a laughing stock around these parts.

At what point did SONY or PS4 become a subject of my posts? The answer is none (unless one would consider your digression to be of any merit).

In addition to that, you haven't refuted the fact that you did omit any input devices, which is exactly what I pointed out.

Third, the cost of a PC censor counterpart would drive the cost up even further.

@naz99: A lie is when you don't tell the truth, imbecile. More reality and less PC dick sucking for you.

And no, you cannot suck my dick so stop hounding me, fagboy.

@naz99:

Defensive butthurt mode in full effect. And you just proved my point: I specifically stated you PC blowers are not being honest because you personally don't own nor use these "budget builds" you borderline worship, yet are the staunch advocates. How much did these unita you helped your "mates" with eventually cost? TOTAL? Buy cheap, expect cheap results. That is common sense and far from a revalation.

Furthermore, it is fact that components degrade over time if exceeding recommended temperatures. We cannot assume that the conditions in which the owners keep their unit are identical to those recommended by the manufacturer.

@NFJSupreme: You haven't said anything I don't already know, so I can't thank you for it.

You have to take into consideration that the purpose of PC is that it is a customization based unit, which you invest in for the long haul. Going cheap is a bad idea, period. As for cooling, I never said it has to be a major expensive solution that you aim for. But whichever route you choose, it's not free.

The biggest part people overlook, is that these "budget builds" typically use components that run hotter than most. Especially anything using AMD. Not to say by default the system will suffer meltdown, but temperature can be a real issue and not something that is smart to ignore.

In the end, any of these PC blowers adamant pitches are of zero merit because they are preaching vehemently one thing and practicing another. Just one of you guys show me your "$400" build or enjoy a well deserved glass of STFU.

You're just begging for someone to throw a ton of "butthurt" claims at you.

Your own reasoning is flawed because the whole point is that Uncharted 2 is a very good game and huge improvement over the first. Of course it would gain more recognition that its predecessor.

@IgGy621985: They are a bunch of miserable, pathetic liars. Not only do the PC gamers who frequent this site have rigs that far exceed that price, but they don't even take into consideration cooling the internal environment which by default adds more to the price tag. These prices they keep pushing is a joke and a lie. You don't go with a "cheap premium". That is an oxymoron and impractical.

@ronvalencia: First off, in typical PC blower fashion, YOU OMIT INPUT DEVICES. Also, the X1 has something called Kinect 2.0 (I think you may have heard of it by now?) of which it's power and capabilities are undeniable. It just remains to be seen how it can effectively be implemented.

Another fail.

@ronvalencia: No, it can't handle the "all in one" of the XB1. It doesn't even have an optical drive! You're also comparing a product that is already on the market to something that doesn't even have a release date.

@BattlefieldFan3: To be honest, they are selling units and the "casual device" theme seems to be working. That may be all that matters in the end. Let's not forget games.

@lostrib: Gamespot buttplugger status cofirmed.

"One" is slang for "peace", stupid.