Baba0Booey:

Im not sure if ill buy this….I have been so dissapointed with 3arch and craptivision, why should i give them another pile of cash for a broken game that sees no love at all, the “community manager” is too busy making stupid video challenges and giving love to the Xbox community. PS3 owners are people too, we paid money to play your crappy game, but yet we are brushed under the rug. we get little information from the devs and are treated as second rate customers.

Why should I give them more money for no reason? So they can continue to treat us like garbage?

Go to hell activision, go to hell treyarch, and go to hell Josh Olin…  

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I agree with you 110% my friend. I wish that all the PS3 owners would come together and ban all of Black Ops DLC and then ban the next COD. If everyone would join together and do this, it would show Gayarche and Activision just how powerful the PS3 community is and this is the only thing that we could do to truly get these A holes attention. When you start hurting their financial bottom line, then they will begin to listen. I know I’m dreaming though, something that awesome would never happen. As consumers this is the only power we really have.

Why should I give them more money for no reason? So they can continue to treat us like garbage?

Go to hell activision, go to hell treyarch, and go to hell Josh Olin…

Meh, if i had a desire to play this i might care. Better things come to people who wait anyways. Iam happy with my real exclusive games also.

I rather hope they don’t. Despite all of Microsoft’s payola and, at times, underhand tactics, the PS3 is doing extremely well on the basis of being a good system with (in my personal opinion) the best exclusive titles.

Following MS approach might well give a boost in sales, but it would also lose a lot of credibility in many people’s eyes. At least as things are, when – yes, when – PS3 sales finally overtake those of the 360, it will have done so on its own, and not because its creators spent billions brainwashing the masses into believing that it’s something better than it actually is.