Why you should want a 360.

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endimion said:

crumas2 said:

Gazz said:
You can always rely on good old and a little naive Starcraft to promote the 360 brand. I admire you for sticking with what you believe against all the ods. People trashed me when I announced my beloved Wii to become a huge hit and the PS3 to pick up sales quickly and I was right in the end.

Good luck sticking by your 360 which has all it's games come to pc in the end (with added content), which is a good thing since there hardly is any 360 alive after that time to play the original game anyway.

Your post fails hard. It only accomplishes the following:

 

1. Throws personal insults at the original poster even though the subject line stated that it was a thread about why someone should buy a 360.

2. Makes generalized, unsupportable arguments such "which has all it's games come to pc in the end" and "there is hardly any 360 alive after that time"

3. Makes no positive statements at all, and in the end shows the poster to be much more biased than the original poster

 

without saying that sales number of a platform doesn't represent the quality of its library.... people's choice is not the synonyme of quality or/and right choice... it's just the result of an efficient addvertising and marketing campain nothing more nothing less..... nothing more than 20% of the buyers are doing a wellthought decision when they buy..... and that's a statistical fact we use evryday in marketing and advertising.... what's funne is 80% of the buyer claim the opposite :) welcome to the evil empire of mind controling ;)

I'm not sure what your response had to do with my post, but I can see that you cling to the belief among advertisers that they cause the majority of sales across all product lines.  This may be true for products such as soap or breakfast cereal, but for major purchases such as gaming consoles a much higher percentage of consumers either rely on store sales staff or recommendations from other consumers.  Internet users are also going online to read reviews of products.

It's a bitter pill to swallow for those in the advertising biz, but there it is.

Welcome to the self-deluded world of marketing and advertising.