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Originally Posted by PicoDeath
I have nearly £10,000 and can get a ps3 for £240... asif I care about the price tag. I'm not prepared to buy something which is just full of ported 360 games right now with the odd exclusive which looks ass(haze). You even admitted haze was pretty shit until co-op.. the worst games in the world are good on co-op so this doesn't prove much.
Everybody throws this fanboy tag around these days, really forgetting what a fanboy is. The second someone doesn't want to chip in or purchase a different platform we get called fanboys. It's a choice, not everyone wants to own all gaming platforms. I stick to the fact that the PS3 right now is still a pretty useless gaming machine however later this year/next year it'll have good games - THAT'S a FACT.
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I never said it was "shit" or "pretty shit" I said it was "meh" and waved my hand in an unconvinced manner. The demo was nothing special, but it was an old build and I have every confidence that the full game will turn out to be just as good as everything else Free Radical has turned their hand to.
Yeah, everybody does throw the fanboy tag around; I just wanted to be part of that. ;D
I see what you're saying about the PS3, and I honestly wouldn't mind an Xbox, if they made the design a) more reliable and b) more attractive from a feature-set point of view. The console has nothing special, and why that standard ejecting DVD drive didn't set off alarm bells during the design phase I don't know. Also if I was to get an Xbox, every time I switch on my Xbox Controller for use with my PC, it would switch on the Xbox. That would begin to piss me off very quickly. It's also loud as hell, just like the original Xbox.
It's just little things like this that are stopping me. Oh, and of course the massive thing; the failure rate. People are going to argue this one; oh it's only the launch machines, oh it's only those people who aren't keeping it well ventilated, oh it's never happened to me therefore it's a non-issue etc. but I'm not listening. This is a real issue affecting real people, regardless of where they might place their consoles, or how old they might be. There was even a 65nm unit that failed publicly at GDC.