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Dr.Grass on 13 August 2013
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walsufnir said:
Dr.Grass said:
 


*SIGH* Really!? You're really doing this!?? How about:

- $130 for a 250GB HD

- $100 for a WiFi adapter

- BATTERIES.

That "one company" didn't need you to spend any money on these. But keep on gunning with your pathetic arguments. I don't know how you people can't see that people are hating on Xbone for a reason.

The PS3 has simply put been better since 2009. Almost anyone would agree with that. So if you want to "keep the Sony fanboys" out of these threads then stop making these stupid statements.


Of course I am doing this. I just wanted to say that both are greedy. Noone is worse or better than the other. Stating facts can never be stupid. Just open your mind, "dr.": Both companies want our money. I don't know why you want to steer this into a console-war again when we are talking about companies here.


"Noone is worse or better than the other."

You're statement is in-effect saying that all companies are the same (since all companies seek profit). That's utter BS. Is there no underlying ethos in any company that could differentiate it from another? Does the CEO and Governing Board not have the will and right to impose their desires on a company? Is there no fundamental difference between a Japanese company and a American one? Are the two exactly the same!? BS.

Some companies are worse at offering good products and better at ensuring success despite a poorer product. Manipulation exists. We have a right to abandon a company due to a poor track record. And since 2009/10, the 360 has been lightyears behind the PS3 in terms of offering what was promised. They had an awesome launch period - that's that. And I am completely justified in using that track record to form my opinion of the brand they've been building.

And don't come and "dr" me. Your cynicism is well and duly noted. I've had that nickname since I was 16, and I'm applying for a PhD scholarship as we speak. What are you trying to do? My mind is well and truly open. If you knew me in real life you'd be aware of this.