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One of the things I've always loved to do when playing video games is use some cheat code or some cheat device like action replay. I know it's makes games way too easy, but I do it because I just wanna have fun. Besides, no matter how much I love to cheat in video games there is one thing I refuse to do when it comes with cheating, and that's doing it online. I don't play multiplayer as much as anyone (maybe rarely), but even I know multiplayer is meant to be fun for people and I rather not ruin other people's fun. Hell I wouldn't be happy either, so my only rule for cheating in games is do it on single player only.

So is cheating in video games not something most people like? Because I know multiplayer is one of the biggest reason, but I hear people also hate cheaters even on single player because something about ruining the experience or something (not really sure on this one). I'm starting to think this is why video games seem to have less cheat codes or some cheat device like action replay because most people hate cheating in video games. And to think it used to be fun messing around with something like invinciblility or infinite ammo and such.

I understand in order to make more room on the ps3, you can change the ps3 HDD from something 40 GB to over 500 GB. Is it that neccessary to upgrade the ps3 HDD these days? Because I think a lot of people these days are upgrading their ps3 HDD (not really sure actually, if not, then some people). Then again, I think a lot of other people (again, if not then some people) chose not to change their ps3 HDD.

To be honest, I was thinking about upgrading because I find the idea of redownloading things over and over reptetitive and possibly annoying. But then I also realize in life, whether you like it or not, you have to learn to get used to things so whether I like it or not I gotta get used to redownloading things over and over. So in the end I decided to keep my 60 GB ps3 the way it is. Besides, truth is the only thing I use the ps3 is for video games only anywas. So is it really neccessary to change the ps3 HDD or is it generally not that neccessary?

I've played video games for a very long time. I tend to have a number of games that I never got around playing. And even whenI do get around playing them, it's only for a short time and I never got around to finishing them. Is having a number of backlog of video games a bad thing? Cause I've been seeing a lot of people (well, I suppose not that many, at the very least some people anyways) don't seem to like having a lot of backlog of games. It's like having backlog of games is a bad thing.

To be honest, I really don't care if I have a backlog of games because I always felt that I should play whatever I want. Sure,I may have beaten a game numerous times, but it's a game I really enjoy and I'll keep playing it again (well, first I'll play a few other games, then go back to playing the same game again). So I end up having more backlog of games, personally I don't really care because I can play whatever I want. Besides, I bought them, so I'm not gonna get rid of them. Not only that, but I always thought there was nothing wrong with having a backlog of games. Now I wonder if some people think it really is a bad thing. Not that it matters because like I said, I can play whatever I want, and I can play any games I haven't played whenever I want to.