nihillasohen

I hate fanboy crap!

@DropBear360
I'm sorry but that is untrue, yes games bought used don't make money for the IP owner but games are repackaged over and over in many ways. Just because you can't find an old game you like, or its not on the app store of current phone you own doesn't mean you can pull it from the internet and say your legit.

I'm sorry but that is untrue, yes games bought used don't make money for the IP owner but games are repackaged over and over in many ways. Just because you can't find an old game you like, or its not on the app store of current phone you own doesn't mean you can pull it from the internet and say your legit.

@DropBear360
Isn't emulators for older games still piracy? They are just older but still owned by a company like nintendo or atari

Hey I love you clowns, no disrepect... Now go get your shine box.

Because I'm 28 and 363 days, and I need a rad gift from my favorite blog.

I got the deal the year from Amazon, and I'm currently looking for all of those gosh darn tech orbs. I would love to give this game away for Christmas to one of my friends.

Access has always been free for the PSN, nothing worse than getting a game that is 5 hours long and having to be a gold member to get your moneys worth in multiplayer mode (ODST). I'm not going to try to convince you that both have the same online features, but i do own both systems with some of the same games like COD and they are the same in almost every aspect. What i'm saying is that what your asking for is not your companies style. You said it yourself with (Micro$oft). The company your describing at this present moment is Sony.

I kinda think your missing the boat on the PS3. Yeah you may not need all of the extras that Sony is trying to give you at no additional cost, but at one point your hard drive was empty. Who knew you would eventually need more space with downloads and game installs. Microsoft will solve the problem for a large amount of dollars so you can purchase more DLC, but Sony is trying to give you more space and access for free. Sounds like to me your on the wrong side. I'm pretty sure you they have more than swapable hard drives on Microsoft.

This is great news for the Gulf South. Even though they aren't well known outside of Mississippi, Alabama, and some of Florida, they are the most reliable in those areas they serve. After Hurricane Katrina there was only one wireless company still giving service... I will give you two guesses which one. The only draw back is that the phones aren't the newest models on the market. They just got the blackberry flip a couple of months ago, but things are always changing around here so we are use to it.