Cerebralbore101 said:
First off the website you are quoting can't even get the release year of the PS4 right. Just goes to show that the writer doesn't check her sources at all. Second off that's about 77 kilograms of CO2 per PS4 made (assuming their 8.9 billion number is even right.) To put that in perspective, that's the same amount of CO2 as driving a big dumb SUV or truck to work and back 25 miles each way for a week, per PS4 built. And guess what? Sitting at home and playing videogames instead of going out obviously reduces the miles you drive. Even if you only drive 5 miles less per week due to gaming, the PS4 would have paid its CO2 costs back in just a year. So much so that gaming reduces your cARbOn fOoTpRiNt drastically and thus gaming becomes a very green hobby. |
"thus gaming becomes a very green hobby"
Are you even serious? Requires rare earth metals strip-mined in third world countries, uses as much electricity as necessary utilities, is manufactured by companies known for pollution and labor violations and it's a gReEN hObBy? Seriously? A GrEEn hObBY? I don't even care, I play video-games too, but that is delusional.
Whatever you need to tell yourself, I guess.








