The anti-fanboy, the lifelong nemesis of the fanboy

[Lothars]

And how about those of us who stand the middle ground, who aren't fanboys nor anti-fanboys?

that's a really good point

I can't say if that includes me because i dunno sometimes im definitly anti microsoft but i dunno i fully agree with your point.

[Ed Oscuro]

It's nothing new but it is just as serious a problem as the Fanboy crisis.

It's not a crisis when it's the same ol' stuff day in and day out

If this were a crisis, rabid Xbox devotees would be raiding game stores and slashing up all the cases for PS2 games, or something of the sort.

[stressboy]

Reading all the responses in this thread has made me want to hug all my consoles.

Except my Dreamcast. It broke.

[Arkaign]

Reading all the responses in this thread has made me want to hug all my consoles.

Except my Dreamcast. It broke.

Import a Hello Kitty Dreamcast

[Yamazaki]

sa.com made the right statement:

"Fighting about video games is politis for children"

[smokehouse]

Gaming arguments are ok in my book. It’s perfectly ok to not agree with somebody but when you’re an ass about it and are completely closed minded, you step into the realm of the fanboy.

I was a Nintendo fanboy, making fun of everything on the Genesis and spouting off “Super Nintento rulz boyeeeee!!!”….then I grew up. I was in 8th grade at the time. I know of married men (and women) tat come on sites like this and act like it’s Jr. High all over again. I find it completely annoying.

You want to see rampant fanboy-ism? Check out this site:

http://www.onthespotgames.com/forums/index.php

It’s a bunch of grown men humping each other and constantly talking about the Xbox and 360. Just look at the post counts for all the other forums. I’ve been there since the beginning of the site and tried to get other topics started….but it never works.