What would you do for a $7500 gaming rig? One PS3 gamer makes the ultimate sacrifice

At the San Francisco Playstation store and home of the official US launch for the Playstation 3 PCGAMER were there to represent the PC gaming community and to carry out a mission to convert one diehard PS3 fan to PC gaming.

PCGAMER had brought with them a $7500 gaming rig that they intended to give away to one of the gamers standing in line for a PS3. The catch? You have to sign a legally-binding contract certifying that you will never, ever, buy a PS3. (Culture, PC, Present, PS3)

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