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Personally I think it's because of sentimental value and how much you enjoyed certain games (particularly exclusives). For example those who loved Halo and it's affiliated games they side with the xbox and the 360 and will defend it vemenantly. For the PS3 I think it was Killzone and Heavy Rain. They also fight over the networks (Xbox live and the ps network), I can't comment about the ps network because I've never had a Ps, but I've been told good and bad thing about it. I've got a 360 myself, but I don't care about the whole arguement because I take the 4th side that everyone ignores (the 3rd being nintendo). I am a member of the PC gaming master race Sadly what the people involved in the 'console wars' fail to realise is that to be honest there really isn't much difference between Microsoft and Sony, not when you get down to it. At the end of the day graphics are pointless if there isn't a narrative to hook you or good gameplay, and to be honest all consoles, and yes the even pc, often fail that trial. Anyway soon enough the whole thing will be moot if you want to understand what I mean watch this (they explain it far better than I could); http://www.penny-arcade.com/patv/episode/why-console-specs-dont-matter

To quote one of my favourite games; "balance in all things" I take the same view with alcohol as i do with majuana (though I don't personally partake in that myself). Nothing wrong with imbiding alcohol itself but its all about moderation. A pint after work fine, but many people don't understand what heavy drinking actually is. They think it's when you go and get pissed and it really isn't... Well it is, BUT I'm not meaning that. What I mean is the definition of a heavy drinker is someone who drinks more than the daily recommended amount, which is basically a pint. That's it. Most men in the uk drink on average 3 to 4 pints and think that's normal, it is because most men do it but that's why most of Europe (and the rest of the world) see us as a nation of drinkers. As OP said, alcohol can lead to a multitude of alements, it also helps ward off a few but only if the correct amount is consumed... Like with most things. Actually caffeine is highly addictive, the funny thing with coffee is that a regular coffee drinker has to drink a coffee and keep a regular intake in order to make his system work at the same level as someone who doesn't partake in coffee.

Not even a little bit. It's not that I dislike him, and congrats to the parents etc but its yet another parasite that will eventually be king. Even though the King has no real power. Then again it'll bring money into the country because so many people will be attracted by the royals again. In short no I truely don't give a rats ass. Just to throw this out there I'm a Brit.

Most certainly yes! When the Internet goes down for a few hours (let alone a few days) most people end up getting bored no knowing what to do. Beyond that I personally think that the Internet has made people lazy, they don't learn how to do something so much as remember where to find the information. That's not very useful when the powers out.

If Bethesda have made it, then I've basically dropped at least a hundred hours in it, and that's only the recent stuff (from Morrowind on). If you go further back like baldurs gate, planescape torment etc then make it another few hundred. But I do think that the old strategy game of Master of Magic has claimed over 500 hours over time.

Well I've been kind of collecting game systems over the years; Nes Xbox Ps2 slim Xbox 360 slim Sega Game gear Sega Megadrive And of course my pc and the old commedore amiga

I'm engaged with a lovely lady who happens to be a member of this board (although she's not very active on here). It's been about 2 years in the making lol.

Console gaming has always been inferior to pc gaming in every way, and the unveiling of all 3 major consoles newest models has more than proved that. Call of duty: ghosts - hohum, more of the same. It was better when it was ww2. Mass effect 3's ending was actually very good, and extremely clever if you were femshep and chose green. La noire is a great game, you just have to NOT treat it like mafia or GTA. Dead space isn't scary... At all. Never has been.

The last game I beat was Metro: Last Light (both endings), I'm still working on getting some of the achievements for it though. I love the fact that there are only two difficulty settings, normal and ranger. Also the story is very good, not as good as the original but hey no ones perfect. When you say that do you mean you beat the original Call Of Duty's or do you mean the Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare series and World At War? Because there were, I think, four Call Of Duty's all set in WW2 before the Modern Warfare series.

That's fair enough, I did notice that you had a bit of a back log, sadly my powers of observation failed me on noticing that you'd closed the thread lol. So many of my friends have asked who drew them, I have them saved on my tablet and your initial sketch is actually my screensaver on it. To be honest I can't think of another artist I'd rather have draw them, you have a great style

Heya it's me again, I was wondering if maybe you'd be interested in doing another of my characters (when you can of course). I really loved the style of the last one you did and so far those who have seen it have only given it praise Which I of course tell them who the real artist was. Anyway... If you are interested; http://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/scarlet-star-r2707 And thank you again for the last one, my writing has improved massively since I got those drawings

Agreed, ponymaker does make her look like her heads shaved on one side, truly not what I was going for. I just need to ask someone to draw her properly for me. Thank you, I had felt she seemed too similar but wasn't sure exactly what it was that made me think that, I'll get on changing the eye colour, as for the cutie mark... Well it's a placeholder just to illustrate it. The cons will be listed eventually she's going to be in a series I'm writing so they'll become apparent. Anyway as I said a moment ago thank you you've helped me iron out the kinks in her character.

Just to let you know you added me as a quote in this post but never actually said anything, just thought you should know.

I really like it, the dark tones work well with the aged looking background. I may just log in to deviantart and favourite that one.