voty2000 said:
WilliamWatts said:
voty2000 said:
If brand loyalty stops you from enjoying games then you having bigger issues than what system you play. They are games designed to be enjoyable and MS isn't going to do anything special for you if you don't play the PS3. It's rather amazing that you'd give up enjoyment of a variety of games due to loyalty to a company who will never do anything special for you and could probably care less about you. You deserve to miss out on the plethora of great games spreading many consoles.
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Brand loyalty is an assumption... No where did he state it was because he was loyal to Microsoft.
If someone had a Sony TV in the living room and a Samsung in the same room as well, having one TV does diminish significantly the potential usefulness of the other TV.
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Brand loyalty my have been bad assumption but he states in the OP that he is biased towards the 360 so my point still stands.
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Nope it doesn't stand at all. The value of a 2nd console is far less than the first, especially in an age where the consoles themselves are networked. You can't access Xbox Live on the PS3, you can't play with your Xbox 360 friends on the PS3, if you have games on the PS3 which are good for local play you can't justify the purchase of a 2nd controller to take advantage of them as easily. You don't get achievements playing a PS3 game and the same applies in reverse if the PS3 is your primary console and the 360 is your secondary console.
Naturally anyone who gravitates towards one would see much lower value in the other, hence bias. Even splitting your time between the two consoles is an inconvenience to the average person.