[quote name='Brak']What would you call an "artist" who constantly has to state that they are an "artist"?
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What they are, depending on the context: trust fund brat, junkie, or both.
[quote name='zewone']I'm a shoo-in for hater of the year.[/QUOTE]
ehh. You're not putting in quite the effort you used to. You're like early 1990's AC/DC in terms of effort.
[quote name='jer7583']So now if you play multiplatform games on 360, you're SO biased.
There's plenty of logical reasons to do so. Controller preference, installs, acievements, established friends, XBL/PSN preference.
In my case all those fall on 360.
Even if I had a ps3 I'd be buying these games for 360 unless the ps3 version was superior, which isn't the case very often.
Unless you're playing exclusives if you own a 360, your bias. FACT. Myke said so.
fear 2 is good. No matter what you are playing it on.[/QUOTE]
If you OWN multiplatform titles on the 360, bully for you. They're multiplatform (fact.
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If you have to vehemently DEFEND the 360 version as the only one worth owning, particularly when you have put no time whatsoever into other versions (other than to, :lol:, "research" their quality - when such research means listening to the kinds of folks who post on message boards and taking their word at face value), and insist upon some inherent valuation that doesn't exist? Then, yeah...you're biased.
You can tell me you own a PSP until you're blue in the face, but given what you've said about it before, it's pretty clear that this is your equivalent of the "I have tons of black friends" defense mechanism of the dunderheaded racist white guy.
Embrace who you are. Accept your bias. Hey, I have a bias, don't I? My bias tells me that there better be some pretty incredible shit available on the 360 version of a title to compel me to buy it over the PS3. So I have Fallout 3 and GTAIV as multiplatforms. There's more content available, so that's logical. But were I to "research" and find that there are 3% more jaggies in one version than another, bias or not - that kind of effort just ain't that interesting to me.
That's what I'm trying to get at: preferences for certain consoles I can understand (well, not in the case of the Wii - but I'll accept that as plausible
). Have a preference. But this "rah rah this system sucks and this system rules" crap dichotomous way of living is for two types of people: cheerleaders and talk radio hosts. You don't get paid enough to have such a vociferous disdain for something you don't have much experience owning or using. You can say "I don't like the PS3" until you're blue in the face. But I have a hard time understanding what a console must have done to leave you so offended and insistent that we need to be reminded that you don't like it time and time again. Don't like it. That's your choice and your right. But, for
's sake, leave us out of this: we get that you don't like it, and we'll be able to predict that until kingdom
ing come. So stop talking about it like it's the console equivalent of the girlfriend who broke up with you 9 months ago that you never stop talking about.
You ain't convincing *me* you're over her. Stop writing her name on your Trapper Keeper, man.
[quote name='Maklershed']To be fair, 90% of this thread is "_____ is terrible!". :lol: [/QUOTE]
Fair enough. I spent the past 3 days lamenting how my
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