nycredude
I was accusing because mrv321 assumes that all true gamers happen to be on the PS3. I wholeheartedly agree with you on your last sentence, and the only reason I do not own both is that I had to sell my PS3 last summer to make rent. I have no problem with people favoring a console, it is the ignorance to assume that gamers who favor the other console are lesser than you that bothers me.
it just makes you look ignorant. You consider yourself a gamer, yet you align yourself to just one console and bash the other console in every way. Instead you should praise gaming as a whole, as I guarantee that no matter who you are, the OTHER console has something you wish you could play. I myself play the 360, yet instead of bashing the PS3 as a pile of crap, I understand that its 2009 is comparable to the 360's 2007, and am dying to get my hands on uncharted, and even temporarily boug...
I don't really think the PS3 is quite 'Pissing all over' the 360 quite yet, its just more like its finally caught up to where it needed to be all along, and xbox has slowed down a little since the glory year of 2007 (check 2007 releases, xbox 360 was god back then haha). Although I am kicking myself for selling my PS3 last winter (when all it was was a glorified blu ray player), the Xbox 360 is still showing its worth. I sure as hell cant wait for Mass Effect 2, but I am jealous cause I have...
But MW2 should still be on the list, just much lower, like 6-10
And see that ps3 games are winning the vote across the board....something is a little lopsided here haha. I get uncharted 2 but seriously GT5 more anticipated than Bioshock 2?
That last gen, everyone thought EGM was bias towards the PS2? They got constant complaints because people thought they weren't treating the xbox/gamecube fairly...now when you look back at it, what stands out as the system with the most quality games....? Just maybe the 360 has more quality games than the PS3. And dont call me bias...I have both.
better brush up with yet another playthrough of Mass Effect 1 to bide my time