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WTF! sony has announced a 100 dollar price drop on the PS3! it's almost as if they actually want to sell the thing! My question is why'd it take so dang long for them to move their console within a reasonable albeit still rather pricey range. If they had done this in the first place they might no be in the mess that their in now.

@wolverine I think that you have a point I too have a facebook and update my status a few times a week. What I hate is the people that just camp on these sites and always want to chat

In this here 21st century their is a lot of great technology floating around. The world wide web is just one of many great examples of said tech. Strange things have been happening with the progress of our internet friendly devices; they seem to becoming increasingly "me centric." It's to the point that it is a social norm for someone to send and recieve calls or texts during most social events. What happened to when people would hang out with their friends without updating their facebook or twitter. On a side note.... who really gives a damn about the small and insignificant things that people post to twitter. Uhhh..... eating a sandwich? Breathing? Blinking? AGHHH!!! It isn't necessary for people to know what a boring and insignificant life that yous lead. Sadly enough people will actually spend time drooling over these sorts of status updates. Don't get me wrong, I like the internet and think that it is a Godsend ,but I think that your personal life belongs to you and not to all of the millions of cyberstalkers out on the web. Be concious of that next time you are on the internet, and the time after that, and the time after that, and the time after that...... to infinity and beyond. you get it.      

@fobwashed thanks for the key recieved it quickly

yeah well that's one of those things that the general populous hasn't excepted yet.... I'm allowed to watch most R rated movies which I can only assume are as bad or worse than most M rated games. The two mediums are just viewed differently 

huh seems as if there's some animosity towards AOL I think that when you get to that big of a company that  they really don't give a damn about their customers.... sad but true

here not quite the exact same thing but close http://www.playsavvy.com/articles/features/beware-these-violent-games/  ironically here is what someone had to say about this article funny comment

hey playsavvy you guys are the reason the game industry is flopping around, u guys single out all the fun games so only e rated **** is on the market, put up or shut up

Six months ago or so my mom was on AOL and happened to see an article. This article was titled the top seven worst video games of all time. after my mom read  this I got a questioning as to if I'd seen or played any of these games. on this list were  GOW, deadspace, fallout 3, and fable 2. After an adamant defense of the age old video game and violence argument  on my part, I was told not to play these games .A few days later I was playing Fable 2 and I just about got caught. Had I been caught in this "heinious" act I would have got  into big trouble. What I'm wondering is why does the mainstream media publish these sorts of article that are damaging towards the video game industry. This is especially irratating to me because more than likely, the article was written by a Jack Thompson parrot, or a completly misinformed journalist looking for a way to start a buzz on the interwebs. This seems shameful that gaming must be portrayed as an evil habit because the few poorly researched articles and the extremely rare death attributed  videogames.  Yeah right... you shoot a few people and it's not because of video games, you got a few screws loose in the first place. But there are hopeful signs. The media is having to begrudgingly admit that video games are becoming a viable medium meant to express peoples  thoughts and feelings, and that they are here to stay!         

So i know that this question's been asked a million times but, " Where do I start if I want to go into the games industry? " This is an interesting quandary for someone that's my particular age... I'm not even old enough to purchase an M rated game! so this leads me to wonder, how the hell do I start making a mark on the community of video games? In this vast expanse I tend to feel lost. It seems as if I can't really break in to this community. So I Just wasted a minute of you're life asking an old and tired question about the industry, so why don't you give me some suggestions.