Couldn’t have said it better myself

Too right

We’re just all lucky there are some great systems to choose from.

I’ve had a bit of everything over the years. Last gen, I had 360, PS3 and Wii. This gen just the One, so far. People are going to love different machines for different reasons. Maybe it’s the exclusive franchises. Maybe it’s the controller. We should feel lucky there are choices rather than bashing opposing systems that just don’t fulfill our own tastes. Hey, if one company adds a feature that pushes another to add something, we all win.

Yeah! just like when the Xbox 360 was always being put down by the PS3, oh, hang on a sec… and if you dont like reading here, dont read it

You say you hate Fanboys/girls, yet you act exactly like how one would act… “STOP NAME CALLING MY PREFERRED CONSOLE YOU FANBOY!” “IM A REAL GAMER, NOT LIKE THEM FANBOYS”, that all sounds a lot like a fanboy if you ask me… congratulations, you either had rich parents, or a good paying job to be able to own all them consoles, here have a cookie!

I own and have owned in the past xbox, ps and PC, and seeing people like you make me realize why the world will never be a better place. Once you realize gamers come from all corners, will you realize the true potential of gaming and what it has to offer this world.

Now stop acting like a spoilt brat

You speak like a true gamer … and not a “wanna be tech” .. it’s about “let’s have fun” .. stop competing , like the old days …

PS: I have all systems , and I give my honest opinion ..

You know what I always thought was annoying on the PS3? You booted it up and it went to the main screen. Then you pretty much had to go LEFT to get to any and every thing. Why left? Every other menu in any software pretty much goes to the right. No, it wouldn’t have been a “game changer” to flip it around to normal but it would’ve been nice.

The whole fanboy thing is childish. You see the same with iPhone and Android fans. As far as I’m concerned, it’s great to have two or three great systems because it keeps them competitive. Each company is pushed to give us more and better features.

That Colecovision was a nice machine, wasn’t it? Why people went with Atari instead is a mystery to me. I didn’t have the Commodore 64 but the similar Radio Shack Color Computer. I went to Commodore when the Amiga caught my eye, though. Oh yeah, lots of quarters went in those arcade games and that was back when you could play for just one quarter.