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Louie_86 on 10 June 2017
COKTOE said:
Jpcc86 said:

Im more of a "scorched earth" kind of apocalypse enthusiast, but yeah, a comet doesnt sound so bad tbh.

Oh, there'd plenty of scorched earth from a comet impact, plus the colliding objects fetishists get their fix too. It's win-win.

You had me at "colliding objects".



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Insidb on 10 June 2017

This whole thread took a dar turn lol...



Azuren on 10 June 2017



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Shiken on 10 June 2017

MS has nothing to offer in terms of decent software though



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LudicrousSpeed on 10 June 2017

Sony and MS should both go third party and make games on the Nintendo platforms. Or even better, Sega returns and they make games there.



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onionberry on 10 June 2017

nobody should go third party, just enjoy and save some money if you want all the consoles.



JustThatGamer on 10 June 2017

I think everyone should just get together and have a big party! :D

Yes, that's my facetious response to a constantly recurring thread since I can only snort derisively so much.



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Aeolus451 on 10 June 2017
LudicrousSpeed said:

Sony and MS should both go third party and make games on the Nintendo platforms. Or even better, Sega returns and they make games there.

Do you really want to play games with a new gimicky controller every gen? I hope you were being sarcastic.



Nem on 10 June 2017

They were third party in the past.

I don't want to trigger fans, but i agree. They have no hope of achieving sucess outside of the US with their hardware and if their games were on ps4, for example, they would sell alot more.

Alternatively, they could make a deal with another company that allows them to have that market penetration they are missing (a different branding and software support).