Barkley on 03 March 2015
C64 said:
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Except millions and millions of people use computers for work, solving equations, sending rockets into space, designing buildings and vehicles...
That statement really makes no sense to me. Until you get architects and office workers using consoles there's a big difference. Though i'm not sure I'd call consoles a toy, atleast not since 2005. They're media devices now, a dvd player isn't a toy and consoles can play movies, listen to music, browse the internet. So no I wouldn't say they're toys. Though the Wii is borderline what i'd personally consider a toy.
I guess I view a media device as not being a toy and a dedicated only plays games device such as the n64 as a toy. I'm sure many disagree with me though.
