GameZone's David Sanchez takes a look at the different groups of gamers that are helping drag gaming down.
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Bobby Kotick.
LOL @ n4g crowd
I completely disagree with the last one. Too call someone an idiot for not wanting to play platforms is a little childish. It is all about preference. I know I do not get the same enjoyment from classic platformers and my enjoyment usually runs out much quicker than other games. I may not flat out refuse platformers but it needs a lot of convincing for me to think about buying one because games are not exactly cheap
Fanboys. And bobby kotick. I hate that guy. I know he's just doing his job but he milks EVERYTHING.
I agree with this article. But I only support piracy if you can't buy the game anywhere, you don't have the money for it at that second or you want to try it out. I game on Wii and PC, I love my Wii games because they are fun but according to some people it is not "hardcore". If I did buy another console it will probably be an xbox because it has a bunch of games I like and tons of indie games.
Every game I ever pirated I never beat.