I feel like a traitor.

[ncba93ivyase]

Because the PC does not have the games I want at the time I want them. educate;

If you think $50 is bad then get a job.

Work takes away game time. Besides, PC has everything the Xbox 360 has that's worth playing. It requires some serious upgrading, but if you can afford $50 for online, you can afford to upgrade.

[Morning_Glory]

Of course, paying a few hundreds for a new PC that I'll have to continually update is different from paying $50 once every 13 months.

I C WUT U MEN.

Oh, and the PC lacks Lost Odyssey, so it lacks my interest.

[Gitominoti]

Ever since the snes came out, I've been a huge fan of Nintendo. I was so excited when the 64 came out. I got it exactly on launch day. Then the GC came out, I got it and I thought it was an OK system. Nintendo could of done better. Then the Wii came out. I was excited to get one, but I couldn't find one. I called Gamestop everyday in search of them. No luck. Then one weekend, I decided to call just for the hell of it and to my surprise they had them. I had the system for a week and I started to hate it. After I beat zelda, I never played it again. I decided to sell the wii on ebay and buy a 360. Am I traitor for doing this? 

The 360 is a great system with some cool games. If you never played on the Wii, then I guess you did the right thing.

And no, you aren't a traitor. If you think you are, then I would call you a fanboy

[6M69I69B9]

I smell a fanboy

He is a fanboy.

[ncba93ivyase]

He is a fanboy.

And you two are retarded.

When you've stuck with a particular company's lineup from your time of birth, it does feel pretty bad when they suddenly turn to shit and you just abandon them. Becoming attached to something like Nintendo and just preferring what they offer over dumbasses like Sony, Microsoft, etc. (that doesn't include Sega or NEC) doesn't make a person a "fanboy." It just means those other companies don't currently fulfill their desires.

I don't see myself ever buying a 360 or Playstation 3. Not because I'm a fanboy, but because I play good games, and FPSs and sports games don't qualify.

[6M69I69B9]

And you two are retarded.

When you've stuck with a particular company's lineup from your time of birth, it does feel pretty bad when they suddenly turn to shit and you just abandon them. Becoming attached to something like Nintendo and just preferring what they offer over dumbasses like Sony, Microsoft, etc. (that doesn't include Sega or NEC) doesn't make a person a "fanboy." It just means those other companies don't currently fulfill their desires.

I don't see myself ever buying a 360 or Playstation 3. Not because I'm a fanboy, but because I play good games, and FPSs and sports games don't qualify.

Damn.. Do you always have to go serious with non-important shit?

And I guess your right...