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Stolen Pixels

Stolen Pixels
Stolen Pixels #71: PS3 Exclusive Interview

| 10 Mar 2009 12:40
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The PS3 admitted to me that it was designed to be difficult to program on purpose. I explained that having the most expensive system with the fewest games wasn't really a winning strategy. The PS3 then pointed out that it had a Blu-ray player. I told it that civilized people were streaming their videos these days. The PS3 got all defensive and told me that its formidable heft made it an excellent melee weapon. I pointed out that a gold brick would be a cheaper and more lightweight face-bludgeoning solution.

I think that last comment pissed it off. It must have bashed me in the head and drank the rest of my booze, because when I woke up I had a massive headache and the whiskey was gone.

So that's my take on the PS3. It costs too much, it weighs too much, and it drinks too much.

-Trav

Travis Taylor is a longtime writer and reviewer for Gamepunx magazine, and would love to know what the f*** he's supposed to do with his PS3 now that he's done with Killzone 2. You can send him suggestions at travis@gamepunx.com.

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