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Torillian on 08 August 2008
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Ronster316 said:
Torillian said:
@Ronster
By that logic, doesn't the fact that IGN.com is often dominated by 360 fans mean that the 360 is boring? Otherwise obviously the Wii would always dominate on their most popular games list. Or Kotaku, a largely 360 dominated site as well. Would you say that that is a further example of how boring the 360 is? Or does your logic only apply to this site?

 

VG Chartz, N4G, Yutube, Gametrailers, wherever you go when a site is predominently forum based you have more ps3 fanboys , go see how many 360 hating videos there are on youtube.... go look at all the disagrees on N4G when a 360 fan posts somthing and look how poorly videos get rated on gametrailers if they are a 360 video as opposed to a ps3 video.... the facts dont lie.... so a lot a 360 fans go on gamespot ect? could it be to get guides for games to help with achievements? maybe to actually read games related stories? ...... and here on Vg chartz its problably more than 2-1 in favour of ps3 fanboys despite a smaller userbase..... so what does that tell you

It tells you practically nothing.  You base people's enjoyment of their console based on how much time they spend on forums and say that they are inversely related.  This could make sense, but truly you have no evidence to link the two.  Let me run another argument within the same vain to you that could make sense, and be supported by the evidence you put forth, but is obviously not provable and not something I believe

"The reason that PS3 fans are the most dominant on internet forums is because their userbase is by and large more intelligent.  Sure there are many more 360 owners, but how many of them know how to use a computer?  Obviously if they all knew how to use a computer then the ratio on these forums would be closer to the ratio of total sales.  The fact that they are not just serves as evidence that the average 360 owner is a drooling fratboy who couldn't hook up an ethernet cable if his life depended on it."

I just made an argument with no real factual basis, but using facts that go slightly inline with my reasoning.  Just like you did, so who's right? 

I'll give you a clue, we're both wrong.

 



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