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FinalEvangelion on 12 February 2013
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platformmaster918 said:
FinalEvangelion said:

Totally agree here.  I never understood why alot of Sega fans flocked to MS.  They aren't remotely similar IMO.  I loved Sega but strongly dislike the Xbox / 360.  I don't if I'm the only one.  Then again, I care more about what the company puts out in terms of projects rather than all this loyalty bullshit.  I know I'm one of the few on this site that likes both Nintendo and Sony, but not MS.  My dislike for Xbox has little to do with MS as a company, but the products they put out and what it did to the gaming industry.


pretty much exactly my thoughts.  Every time I say I like Sony or don't like MS people take that as I hate Nintendo just as much which is 100% not the case.  Love them both.

That's the thing.  Outside of the internet (IRL) and besides the three years all the Wii hype was going on, most Sony and Nintendo fans respect each other's consoles for the games it has on it.  MS is on its own and most of their fans don't like Nintendo or Sony because it's not suited for shooters and online like MS.



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