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How many people have you converted into buying a PS3 by saying LittleBigPlanet? Or any other game? About 2 months ago I was so close into getting my friend to buy a PS3 cuz it was going to be slim and very cheap, but alas he bought a 360. BUT last week I got a different friend to switch from a 360 to a PS3. Now look I'm not a fanboy or anything it's just I don't have a 360 and want some more real-life friends on it. So how many people have you converted?

2009-11-12 16:01:00 Author: ktang77 Posts: 592

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Grr! My friend who has a 360 was thinking about buying a $1100 dollar guitar and he still had about 400 bucks left over! I told him to buy a ps3 and Little Big Planet and he thought about it. He said that Little Big Planet would be the only reason he would get a PS3 because he has played it at my house and loved it. Other levels he played were MGS4 and Killzone 2 but sadly they didn't spike his interest. Well, he concluded that he would not buy a ps3 because he hardly ever plays video games and he sucks at them. I mean SUCKS. I tried to convince him that Little Big Planet was a noob friendly game... until i witnessed him attempt to complete Subterranean Setbacks... oh sweet jebus... And so he didn't buy a ps3... Oh and I convinced my other friend to get a PS3 instead of crappy seats for Metallica for his birthday... he got both

2009-11-12 16:10:00 Author: iGotFancyPants Posts: 1355

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Well, like...a few years ago we were talking. One of my friends seemed to convince himself he wanted a 360. When he went off, I said to the others, 'to be honest, I'd rather get a PS3'. So I did. And so did they, and the rest is history.

2009-11-12 16:17:00 Author: ARD Posts: 4291

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I've convinced people to get 360's. And if your amte hadn't managed to get both Metallica tickets and the PS3, i would say he is an idiot. I would rather see Metallica than play on a game. By a long way.

2009-11-12 16:46:00 Author: Unknown User

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Haven't ever tried to get someone to convert but a couple of people have got ps3's after I showed them LBP. Also personally I'd always go for the PS3 rather than metallica, never seen the appeal in seeing a band live, couple of hours of itunes library at high volume or a few years of endless gaming fun .

2009-11-12 16:51:00 Author: Shermzor Posts: 1330

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You can buy a games console at any time you want; you can only see that show once in your life. You could see others, but that specific show is once in a lifetime. People who weren't at that show will not see the same thing, even if the same setlist gets played. Seeing a band live is far better than sitting in a room, away from society. I like games, i would rather see a band any day though.

2009-11-12 16:56:00 Author: Unknown User

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I agree with ir0n. Seeing a band live is amazing. Not metallica though...Muse...Senn them at Wembley and Birmingham on Tuesday night. Both were amazing.

2009-11-12 17:03:00 Author: adlingtont Posts: 321

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I agree with ir0n. Seeing a band live is amazing. Not metallica though...Muse...Senn them at Wembley and Birmingham on Tuesday night. Both were amazing. Metallica > Muse But your on the right lines, live music > Gaming

2009-11-12 17:11:00 Author: Unknown User

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You could argue that eating a piece of bread is amazing because no other piece of bread will have the air bubbles in exactly the same places

2009-11-12 17:28:00 Author: Shermzor Posts: 1330

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One of my friends might save up for one. When he was over at my house i told him we should play LBP And he just said, NO WHY DO YOU LIKE LITTLE KID GAMES! He said that cause i have viva pinata on xbox 360 And when he started playing he liked it so much that when i said we should go outside or somthin he just wanted to keep on playing

2009-11-13 00:22:00 Author: Snrm Posts: 6419

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I understand that music live is a lot better than gaming, that's part of the reason why i told him to get a ps3 xD I WAS JEALOUS Don't judge me! :eek:

2009-11-13 00:28:00 Author: iGotFancyPants Posts: 1355

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I've convinced myself. Does that count? Currently I play my father's PS3. He doesn't really play it himself. He uses it more for the blue-ray. Once there was a time when he could really pull all nighter video gaming marathons. It something we did together, but he's graying a bit now. But I'm thinking of buying his off of him. I like his. He has one of the earlier PS3s that have backwards compatibility. I don't play as much as I used to myself. Most of my friends are comp. game players or kind of grew out of playing video games. But I really want to play The Last Guardian and Edge of Twilight. I'm definitely not a fanboy. I used to own an xbox 360, but I traded it in for an iPod touch... I want to get another one though. There are plenty of good games to play. The question for me is...do I have the time? I'm kind of busy lately I can barely find time to play my dad's PS3.

2009-11-13 04:13:00 Author: pantspantspants Posts: 189

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You guys have all of the luck. I've got X-bots and Wiinies as friends. So far, I've only influenced one of them, and he's not gonna buy one until, hmm- MARCH. Both sides said "Dude... seriously? That's a bummer..." when I got my PS3. I live by the PS brand, and, by God, I will DIE with it!!! *cough* Anywho, yeah; no luck.

2009-11-13 06:35:00 Author: Outlaw-Jack Posts: 5757

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I got one of my psn friends to get Little Big Planet. Its a good thing he didn't waste his money on Need For Speed Shift, that games terrible! I am glad I only played the demo.

2009-11-14 02:04:00 Author: freedomfighter96 Posts: 2

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My cousin had a PS3 and Xbox360, but sold his PS3 when he blew through the handful of PS3 exclusive games. LittleBigPlanet changed all of that.

2009-11-14 06:00:00 Author: mr Radical 5601 Posts: 515

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most my friends have a 360 just cuz of the infamous hyped-up halo3 game. I tried convincing them with games like littlebigplanet and fat princess (i only got the demo but i may get it)

2009-11-14 20:49:00 Author: ktang77 Posts: 592

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