| Game_God said:
Just for the anecdote, during the PS2 GameCube days, there was a country where Nintendo sold more GameCubes than Sony sold PS2, it was Canada,one could say that a a society with better education has different tastes, also the difference in sales between the PS2 & GC was smaller in other countries with better education in Europe too. I hope that no one gets offended, but there seems to a relation between your level & quality of education & the games you play. Before people labelling me, I owned PS/PS2, SegaSaturn (they died on me...) own PS3, pretty much every Nintendo console except NES & VirtualBoy, Dreamcast, a top notch PC & play very different kind of games, from CS to MarioKart, passing by rFactor, SoulCalibur, Zelda, Battlefield 3, Flight Simulator, Journey, Red Dead Redemption, Tetris etc. so I hope to be Bias free. Take care |
Just to make this short, you can dress this up as "an objective observation by an objective gamer" all you want, simple fact remains that your implication that more educated people rather bought the Gamecube over the PS2 since it suited their tastes better (or in other words the PS2 was for stupid people) is unbased and insulting.
Also I would very much appreciate a source for that part about Canada.
