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My Gaming Dilemma
Most people will more likely have every damn game system that has been ever made and plan to get any future systems. But, I been having this little problem for a little bit of time. Me and my brother share a Wii. He has his games and I have mine. My next big thing that I want for myself is a toss up between a PS3 and Xbox. Here's how I break it down in my head.
PS3 Pros:
DVD/Blu Ray player, Ratchet & Clank, Silent Hill Homecoming, it's black, I have 2 PSP's so it would be nice to use them with that, and Little Big Planet.
PS3 Cons:
The price, possible lack of games I'd like to play/buy.
Xbox Pros:
Cheap price, Silent Hill Homecoming, my first Xbox ever and Banjo-Kazooie.
Xbox Cons:
It's white, lacking games I'd want to play/buy, Red Ring Of Death, Banjo-Kazooie, shelling out for a fan and HD.
That's pretty much my gaming dilemma in a nutshell.
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I Should Be Paid To Review Games
I was thinking about this for a few days last week and I feel I should be paid to review games. If YouTube was only around back in the days of NES, SNES, Sega Genesis and other old school consoles. The point I'm hoping to make is this: If you want a honest review and not a paid phony review, who better than the actual public whom would know better? Remember about a year ago about the one guy at Gamespot who got fired for reviewing a game a low score than it should had got? If you do, then you know they said the game publishers was ready to throw a fit by removing their ads and whatnot. In essence, the power of money got someone fired for their honest thought of the game. What I'm saying is, Why can't regular gamers,no matter our gamer level, get paid to play games and give our opinions without any punishment?
Am I wrong for think this?
Do I need to fund my own gamer mag for this to happen or something?
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