Ejectulate writes:
Many moons ago, before the invasion of elitist fanboys, there was a time of peace and respect in the gaming community. A community which valued the opinion of others, a community that would stand by their fellow gamer but alas, these times are a distant, pixelated memory
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Golden Axe is a great game I enjoyed it on the SMS, Genesis and in the arcade. Great game but it truly was a quarter eater back in the day. I wish Sega could get the rights to the arcade port of Moonwalker another great arcade game I enjoyed. Collect so many monkeys and become Robo Michael lol.
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The person who wrote this article must not have been around during last gen.
Fanboyism/trolling has definitely gotten worse. Last gen it was pretty bad too, but before that (and internet not being as huge) it didn't really seem to exist as much. To me, it seems like the REAL reason that "resolution wars" are so big now isn't because it makes a huge tangible difference in the final product, but more so because there is a number that fans/fanboys can point to and say "see my console(/opinion) is better than yours...can't argue it, it's science". Which is why when people disagree with those statements, it is usually met with anger and "you're just a stupid fanboy". Using number is supposed to be a "factual" and "final" argument....so it's frustrating when it doesn't work...because the truth is, that while we all love having great looking games...at the level that we are at, games look SO great all the time, it's important but at the end of a long line of other important things. To me, simply having a controller I like better is more important that any resolution differences in the end-state.
My PS4 does have some great looking visuals, absolutely no doubt, but my XB1 is doing all the entertainment heavy lifting around my house. The truth is that it's really all just about games. Betting on a brand name is just going to disappoint you in the long run. Admittedly I like my XB1 more now than my PS4, but it wasn't always that way. I was a Sony Pony for years. Despite having Nintendos, Dreamcast and Xbox and Xbox 360...till about 2010, I used to trash talk all the other systems for not being as good as PS's. Eventually I realized that I was just buying into marketing a little too much, and its okay to like companies, they provide us with great services, but at the end of the day they all need to make money to stay around and support their own interests.
It IS, and SHOULD be about games....even if people are losing sight of that.
Because PS4 has better resolution at the moment and is selling better. Were the X1 to somehow magically exceed that performance, we would go back to taking about which system has better exclusives.
Good question, I have no idea. Has nothing to do with playing games.