Um...more like half thatHoly Crap said:I'm afraid not even Jak is worth $600.
I didn't buy one initially because of Sony and some of the stuff I didn't like that they were doing. I'm still never getting one, though now it's more me having become a shooter purist over time, and shooters are so much better on a powerful PC than on a console if you ask me. (In short, I didn't want one, I still don't want one, and I probably won't ever need to get any other console ever again.)Joshua822 said:Yeah, PS3 sucks, i'm more of an old school gamer myself too. But Jak is just sooooo good...
dingodile555 said:The PS3 is just a joke, to me. There's literally zero games that interest me on there.
No.spiraldoor said:Um...more like half thatHoly Crap said:I'm afraid not even Jak is worth $600.![]()
That isn't what I wanted this thread to be about, but if anyone wants a stupid fanboy argument I'll oblige...Tobbe said:dingodile555 said:The PS3 is just a joke, to me. There's literally zero games that interest me on there.
Prepare to flooded with spiraldoor's PS3 propaganda...
I sort of agree that there were too many dungeons, but Oblivion is one of my favourite games of all time. The way you can go anywhere and do anything, I just liked quite a lot. Though I hope the next one offers improvements in some areas...Limely said:I also heard about the new Elder Scrolls-game, but I didn't like Morrowind, nor Oblivion, so I'm probably not getting it. I think it has something to do with first-person view, and the endless crawling around in dark dungeons that look the same all the time and ugly monsters lurking around every corner. I don't like that at all, though Morrowind was a bit better than Oblivion in that aspect. Anyways, those were just stressing and unenjoyable games to me.
299.00 EUR = 593.123 AUDspiraldoor said:You're talking about Australian dollars or something, right? Because that seems really, really expensive. In Ireland you can get a preowned PS3 for 299 euro, along with four games and three DVDs thrown in.
I'm pretty sure that's world-wideJoshua822 said:Yeah, almost all our banks ( except for the national, afcourse ) ran out of bussines.