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[Dreamer]

Yeah Sony dosn't offer a points system like microsoft does. The good news though is the free online gaming anytime you want to hook up online.

[Sakura Blossoms]

Yeah Sony dosn't offer a points system like microsoft does. The good news though is the free online gaming anytime you want to hook up online.

Which is going the way of the dinosaurs soon, as Sony is planning to also start charging for their service, as they see Microsoft doing it and still maintaining the lead market share of online gamers.

[Dreamer]

Which is going the way of the dinosaurs soon, as Sony is planning to also start charging for their service, as they see Microsoft doing it and still maintaining the lead market share of online gamers.

Matter of opinion if you ask me. People continue to ignore the information charts showing PS3 gaining steam, why the 360 stays at about the same.

As long as i own both consoles and Sony keeps it free my 360 will continue to collect dust and also because i haven't seen a good exclusive in a while since i'm not much of a RPG fan.

Edited by Uzumakikage, 22 April 2010 - 02:29 AM.

[No WhereMan]

yea out of the two of them I'd still prefer the ps3. Even though I having online problems. Performance wise, I've never had a problem with my ps3. When I had a 360 i had loads of problems. And a lot of my friends have problems too. Not to mention the red ring of death. And to be honest a lot of people would stop playing their ps3 if they started to charge. They're online service really isn't that great to start charging.

360 still gets more downloads and content. But since you guys pay for it, it would make sense that it would.

Edited by No WhereMan, 22 April 2010 - 02:54 AM.

[No WhereMan]

Ever picked up a book that you haven't read in years and as soon as you turn those first couple of pages it gets you and you're automatically taken back to that world that first griped you when you read the first time. It's like you have a brief knowledge about what's going to already happened, but since you haven't read it in so long all the little details that escaped before, start to reappear and that world becomes that more amazing.

I haven't read, RA Salvatore's "The Dark Elf" trilogy in almost 5-6 years, but I decided to bring it with me to work on Wednesday. Oh, my god I was so amazed at how reading those pages again first the first time, in a long time had affected me. I was literally giddy with excitement every paged that I turned. As the characters and story progressed. As I saw baby Drizzt start as a bright-eyed naive kid to slowly progress into the growing in skills dual-wielding fighter.

Each moment in the story started to highlight other parts that occur later on in the series for me. God, I missed how much I loved those books. A great time is about to be had. ^^

[Dreamer]

Yeah i had that happen to me before with a couple magazines. "no i'm not talking about playboy or pen, get your mind out of the gutter"

Edited by Uzumakikage, 30 April 2010 - 08:13 AM.

[No WhereMan]

Yeah i had that happen to me before with a couple magazines. "no i'm not talking about playboy or pen, get your mind out of the gutter"

Playboy or Playpen, wouldn't have been the first thing I'd think. So, Where's your mind at? HMMMM?

[Dreamer]

Playboy or Playpen, wouldn't have been the first thing I'd think. So, Where's your mind at? HMMMM?

I'm just saying, you never know when someone will drop by and pop a sarcastic joke.

[No WhereMan]

I'm just saying, you never know when someone will drop by and pop a sarcastic joke.

sure, sure, Hentai....

[Sakura Blossoms]

Ever picked up a book that you haven't read in years and as soon as you turn those first couple of pages it gets you and you're automatically taken back to that world that first griped you when you read the first time. It's like you have a brief knowledge about what's going to already happened, but since you haven't read it in so long all the little details that escaped before, start to reappear and that world becomes that more amazing.

I haven't read, RA Salvatore's "The Dark Elf" trilogy in almost 5-6 years, but I decided to bring it with me to work on Wednesday. Oh, my god I was so amazed at how reading those pages again first the first time, in a long time had affected me. I was literally giddy with excitement every paged that I turned. As the characters and story progressed. As I saw baby Drizzt start as a bright-eyed naive kid to slowly progress into the growing in skills dual-wielding fighter.

Each moment in the story started to highlight other parts that occur later on in the series for me. God, I missed how much I loved those books. A great time is about to be had. ^^

Oh you're awesome! You have the same taste in books I do
I love the Dark Elf trilogy. Great stuff and an amazing read

[No WhereMan]

Oh yes, back in 2001-05 that's all me and my friends read. I have the whole series up to the Hunter's Blade. I just bought the newer Drizzt's books on Amazon. Drizzt is one of my favorite heroes. ^^

[Dreamer]

sure, sure, Hentai....

For Realz though!

[No WhereMan]

I think Sakura-sama can appreciate this.

I've been having this song in my head for the past few weeks.

[No WhereMan]

Drizzt has finally left the Underdark. Started the third book of the Dark Elf series today. Once again I'm in enthralled by these books. Heck, RA Salvatore's style in general.

I always feel like I'm right there in the midst of it while Drizzt and Belwar ventured through the endless peril of the Underdark. I feel as though I'm wielding a sword in battle as well as the burning fires of the Hunter's lavender eyes blazes while he's at work.

And now Drizzt finally has made it to the surface where he'll soon be meeting chibi Catti-Brie. And her adopted dwarven father Bruenor. So much fun is about to be had.

Edited by No WhereMan, 10 May 2010 - 12:07 PM.