ironmanDX said:
Raven722 said:
ironmanDX said:
Raven722 said:
ironmanDX said:
Raven722 said:
No. Your point was to take a jab about the PlayStation Camera because you apparently don't understand, or don't want to understand, why people bitched about Kinect but not the Camera. People bitched about Kinect because it was an audio and video recording device that was required to be plugged in. There was nothing you could do about it. People didn't and don't bitch about the Camera because it isn't and never was required to be plugged in so it didn't matter if you couldn't actually turn it off. All you had to do was pull the cord and your system worked.
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So you know my point now? You know what is going on in my head this very second?
No, is the answer. The similarities are there, perhaps it's you who has chosen not to understand. Did you consider that? Perhaps not.
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I wasn't born yesterday. You came looking to take a stab. I explained why it's not the same. Have a nice day.
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sim•i•lar•i•ty (ˌsɪm əˈlær ɪ ti) n., pl. -ties.
1. the state of being similar; likeness; resemblance.
2. an aspect or feature like or resembling another: similarities in their behavior.
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I explained the difference. I explained why people were pissed about the Kinect and not the Camera. If you're sore that no one is caring about not being able to turn the Camera off and can't understand why when they bitched about the Kinect then please read over my explanation again. Repeat this process until you understand. You'll catch on sooner or later. I have faith.
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Look up. I didn't disagree with you on the differences, just noted the similarites. Did you?
Maybe I'm not the one in need of a catch up.
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I'm sorry but there's nothing more I can do for you. I've tried to point out why your stab was missing the point, no pun intended. You clearly don't understand why the significant difference between the two devices caused one to catch flak and the other to not. You seem to not like this. As I've failed to educate you perhaps you'd be better served finding someone nearby who can afford to spend the appropriate amount of time it would require to get you to understand. I have to go now but you keep at it!