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Alucard
I'm bringing this up because lately I've noticed a trend in my game purchasing habits.
When I was very big into gaming I was very choosey on what game I would get and in what genre.
The same is now although slighty differnt; situated bewteen my purchasing games for my PS3 and PC.
I would never have considered getting Little Big Planet earlier but now its a fun game.
It's now a tough choice now because before I never had a next gen console to consolodate and budget my on what games I can get for what systems.
With the PC it was always simple because the games costed less despite having to do deal with intrusive protection software that could seriously hamper one's computer.
With the PS3 I have to be selective because the price of a single console game is well perhaps astronomical in correlation to the PC game price.
I'm still iffy on accumulating a large game library for a console because I know they don't have a long shelf life like a computer.
It's a strange balance between being a console/PC because I'm more comfortable with a mouse and keyboard any day than a gamepad.
I'm glad that I purchased a PS3 althogh I should have gone with the Slim that was recently released this fall.
I still wish the PS3 had some more notable games in its library like Microsoft's console, but I'm sure we'll get there eventually.
The most recent purchase I've gotten for the PS3 instead of getting Dragons Age for the PC is Rachet and Clank: A Crack in Time. It's a hilarious game and fits nicely within that universe's mythos. Nefarious is an awesome funny villain and I wish he would get more screen time in the game.
While I may have transitioned slightly from a hard core gamer to casual I will never own a Wii. I don't like flailing my arms about to have fun its just silly nonsense.
When I was very big into gaming I was very choosey on what game I would get and in what genre.
The same is now although slighty differnt; situated bewteen my purchasing games for my PS3 and PC.
I would never have considered getting Little Big Planet earlier but now its a fun game.
It's now a tough choice now because before I never had a next gen console to consolodate and budget my on what games I can get for what systems.
With the PC it was always simple because the games costed less despite having to do deal with intrusive protection software that could seriously hamper one's computer.
With the PS3 I have to be selective because the price of a single console game is well perhaps astronomical in correlation to the PC game price.
I'm still iffy on accumulating a large game library for a console because I know they don't have a long shelf life like a computer.
It's a strange balance between being a console/PC because I'm more comfortable with a mouse and keyboard any day than a gamepad.
I'm glad that I purchased a PS3 althogh I should have gone with the Slim that was recently released this fall.
I still wish the PS3 had some more notable games in its library like Microsoft's console, but I'm sure we'll get there eventually.
The most recent purchase I've gotten for the PS3 instead of getting Dragons Age for the PC is Rachet and Clank: A Crack in Time. It's a hilarious game and fits nicely within that universe's mythos. Nefarious is an awesome funny villain and I wish he would get more screen time in the game.
While I may have transitioned slightly from a hard core gamer to casual I will never own a Wii. I don't like flailing my arms about to have fun its just silly nonsense.
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