The world of gaming is beginning to evolve. With the increased popularity of online gaming, there have been many predictions the one day online gaming will exceed offline console and pc gaming in terms of quality and popularity. No longer is online gaming confined to blackjack or poker. Most of the world's best games can be played online!

2 Responses to “The Fanboy Peace Treaty Of 2007”

  • G.A. Golembiski II says:

    “However, do you honestly think that if a game like MGS4 goes multiplatform that it will hurt the PS3? The PS3 has 6 million sold already. Konami will make their money from PS3 owners. They also stand to make millions from 360 owners. No system is going to die out because of a 3rd party game going exclusive. It’s just not gonna happen. You have nothing to fear.”

    Square defecting to Playstation with Final Fantasy 7 was the nail in the coffin of Nintendo and SEGA. That’s testament to the power of third party software.

    Hell, third party software put Xbox on the map.

    If Microsoft didn’t buy PC/Mac developer Bungie; there would be no Xbox to speak of today.

    Third parties are fairly relevant overall.

    Instead of spewing the same asinine “buy it all” consumer drone rhetoric, you should be championing the cause of standardization.

    One device.

    All games.

  • You’re right! I still believe one system would be the best solution. It’s such a pipe dream though that it will never happen. My next editorial is about that.

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