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exstasie
Hack Attack

Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Toronto/Sauga, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
It's no worse than waiting in line for the iPhone/PS3/Wii/next Harry Potter book. I'd rather wait a week or two at home, and then just buy it without any hassles. But hey, everyone's got an addiction to something I guess.
Off topic, but is the PS3 considered a complete failure yet, or is Sony still claiming it'll come out on top? It's been a while since it was released, and I still don't see/hear of any really good games for it. Besides Blu-Ray movies, what are the chumps who bought the PS3 playing on it? |
I've had a PS3 since January. Pretty much got it cheap as I ended up buying 3 units on Launch day (and no, i didn't wait in line, i bought all of them online via Best Buy and Future. They had 10 for sale everyone hour and I knew a few *bugs* on how to get your order in quickly).
So far I have one game which i bought used for $20, and have about 20 Blu-Ray movies so far. I got the PS3 for Blu-Ray right now, but will use it mainly for video games in the future.
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Sep-25-2007 12:55
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Orko
Digital Hippie

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Re: Who waited in line for Halo 3? a VIDEO game
| quote: | Originally posted by Playa24_7
I don't play video games at all, so I don't get how people get so hyped up for it, or wait in LINE for it lol. |
Maybe that's the point? You don't play them, so you don't get it.
Video games are like any other type of fantasy, whether its a sporting event, piece of literature, concert, album...etc.People just want the maximum time to get into the fantasy and fully experience it.
Fact is, life can be boring, and this is an easy/cheap form of escapism. Humans are a point in history where they can create immursive 3-D worlds with rich characters, story lines, great music, and ACTION, which just connot be experienced through any other conventional means.
As we get closer and closer to developing fully real, interactive worlds, you will see investment, interest and excitement grow with every new technological advancement.
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Sep-25-2007 13:22
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Cosmic Fur
Debbie Downer

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Mississauga, Canada
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Re: Re: Who waited in line for Halo 3? a VIDEO game
| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
Video games are like any other type of fantasy, whether its a sporting event, piece of literature, concert, album...etc.People just want the maximum time to get into the fantasy and fully experience it.
Fact is, life can be boring, and this is an easy/cheap form of escapism. Humans are a point in history where they can create immursive 3-D worlds with rich characters, story lines, great music, and ACTION, which just connot be experienced through any other conventional means.
As we get closer and closer to developing fully real, interactive worlds, you will see investment, interest and excitement grow with every new technological advancement. |
You'd get the same amount of "fantasy time" if you bought the game a week later. Being the first to own it doesn't in any way increase the amount of time you will be playing it though. I think it's all for bragging rights among nerds.
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