Seriously!

We’re gamers, we don’t give a rats arse what platform the game comes on, so long as it’s good. If it’s crap, then we’ll say so, and shock horror, we have, even 360 games, our lowest score is 3/10 I think, or even a 2.5???. Thing is, we’d prob not check out a terrible PS3 game because we’d prefer to play the better ones. Perhaps if you got off your high horse, and started playing games on different platforms, you might see that the world doesn’t revolve around you and your 360, and that it’s perfectly okay for a site to discuss WHATEVER platform it chooser to discuss.

If you want to start a site up, and have ppl come, because why would you start one in the first place . . one wonders . . and keep the attitude you have, and just see how far you manage to get. Not too far I bet.

If I had the $$ I’d get a PS3 in a flash, ‘cept I don’t, and can’t right now. But that does not stop me, or the team for that matter from playing and enjoying games on whatever platform THEY like. When you do grow up, send us a letter and we’ll have a party together and you’ll see how much you have matured then, you’ll probably look back at this and go “omg – did I say that – shit – hits head on desk”.

SO you’re NOT representing all 360 gamers, just the fanboys out there, which OXCGN does NOT support one bit.

If you would like to read another PS3 review, we have our Metal Gear Solid 4 review you might be interested in reading as well;

http://oxcgn.com/2008/06/21/metal-gear-solid-4-review-closest-thing-to-perfect-since-ocarina-of-time/

Or our Killzone 2 review perhaps?
http://oxcgn.com/2009/02/27/killzone-2-review-ps3-exclusive-raises-the-fps-bar/

enjoy

While I use my 360 most often, and usually buy multiplatform games on it, I always have a soft spot for my PS3 and even more so for my huge collection of PS1 games that I could never get tired of.

I had no problems with the flash either – maybe because my brightness is turned up (for playing socom and KZ2) the flashes aren’t too bad for me. I know that sounds weird – but due to screen already being bright; the flashes are less prominent.