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I never said they didn't, they did screw me over with that, and I did hate them for it at the time. They didn't offer to fix a DVD player of mine. About a week after I posted that, my ROWA DVD player broke, and that company didn't help me at all either. So I haven't hated them for that reason since. Guess I should've said that before... All electronics companies seem to swindle your pocket change. >_> You seem to think that people's opinions are unable to be changed.
I have never played the New Super Mario brothers. But lets see, there's supposedly 3D graphics, new items, and such. I'm not talking about games that were purposely released like the old NES games and such, I'm talking mainly about some of those sports games on Sony. My cousin has a PS2 with several sports games... I forget the names of what exactly it was, but they were giving you the exact same thing every time. I asked him what was different about the games, and he didn't really give me a straight answer.
No, don't even lie to me like that. You don't like Sony, you like the games Sony makes, don't you? The PS2 was the most mediocre system of its time. As for the PS3, I'm sure you've been going on about the new "movie-quality" graphics and such. Let me ask you, are uber movie-quality graphics going to make a game for the PS3 suck any less? I hate to break it to you, but for all the fancy trailers in the world, it means nothing unless the game is going to play well. Look how many people like the original Sonic games. For all the pretty scenes in SH and ShadowTH, it didn't mean shit when it came to the gameplay, did it? Also, do you even know how damn big the PS3 is going to be with graphics like that? TVs have been big for a reason, they need many fans to prevent from overheating. I don't know how you're going to be able to tote such a big system. But they can't afford to make it any smaller, lest it turn into a steaming pile of melted metal from the many volts of electricity going through it. Also reminding me that having a PS3 is probably going to increase your electric bill quite a bit. Speaking of money, Sony's going to be losing a lot of it. Do you have any idea how expensive it is to make a PS3? That graphics card is not a pretty price, and putting a DVD player in to support it is probably about the cost of the system itself. Sony's going to be losing thousands of dollars making these systems. And a company generally doesn't like to lose money. Combine that with how many people will stray from the PS3 already because of its price, and that's not going to be a good outcome for them. I'm not saying that out of malice, I'm saying it as a fact.
I don't mind the Xbox, I generally think Microsoft at least knows what they're doing. Aside from the fact that they like to keep tabs on their customers, they've made a decent system. Not that Microsoft's business tactics aren't any more deplorable than Sony's, and they lose money off the Xbox as well, but they were the first to be able to create successfully the first of the next gen. systems. What I really want is for SEGA or Yuji Naka's possible new company to enter the markets.
"I'm just mad because they're taking the gaming world from my beloved Nintendo"? Not for nothing, but I don't believe I've told you to make a conversion to the Nintendo systems. If I was mad about that, I'd say so. I've come to realize a system's ranking means next to nothing when it comes to systems themselves. A true gamer knows who makes the games. You think Sony made Metal Gear 4 or whatever you were talking about? They didn't. Actually, I wonder now how they can be called gaming companies when they don't make games. Sony and Microsoft make the systems, yet when it comes to games, they're basically taking credit for the work of the actual game companies. =/
I want to address your last statement. What exactly in your mind HAS Sony done for the gaming world? I'm curious as to what you mean.
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