If I joined I'd be a cardinal.

For now though, I think I'll remain an atheist, PC Gaming eltist!

Is there actualy a quick way to add games say from a check box list, or do you really have to search for each game and add them individually?

Also in my previous count of games i hadnt counted PSN games, god knows how many if we include them lol 

Then consider me God. PS1,PocketStation, PS2 PSP,PS3 all that plus over 100 games. Not all are listed on the VGC, dont have the time to list all, just my favs.  Matter a fact i had go hunting for a battery for my PocketStation in November, i just had this urg after like 10 years to continue to level up my chochobo from FF8, that mini game earned me some great items in FF8, possibly one of the best mini games in a Final Fantasy game.

I'm a bishop, apparently.

And your own Playstation collection ain't that impressive. Coup d'état, anybody?

Wow... I don't even know what to say.

These requirements are stupid >___>

I own[ed]:

1 PS; 20 games

4 [PS2s]; ~18 games

1 PS3; 13 games

PSN; 3 games

2 [PSPs]; 3 games [8 games]

For PSP that's a total of 11 games

Agreed...for those who actually keep all their games...not me (ugh), 50 games is not that many at all between 3 systems and a handheld, and there are probably 100's of users (if not over a thousand) on vgchartz alone that would classify as a Cardinal.

Also, number of games that one owns does not equal how devoted somebody is towards Sony.  The most devoted Sony fan ever may not have been able to become a fan until the PS2 era, and then not afford more than a game per year, for instance.

I would be a Cardinal if it wasn't for the fact that I don't like handhelds. I have the 50 games required and the 3 consoles. I'll settle for Bishop I guess.

Funny I'm the "sony hating" mod (at least that's what people tell me) and I land on Cardinal on that list, hell I almost have 50 games on my PSP and PS3 alone, add in PS1 and forget about it but yes I must be the worst Cardinal ever how much I "hate" Sony

I'm pretty certain you knew exactly what he meant.