People still make brand loyalty a part of their personality?

Like, I haven't seen anyone doing what you're complaining about in years, you're just doing what you're complaining about...

No one else is doing it anymore

I'm a PC gamer, sir.

There were definitely Sony fanboys, but I don't think any of these statements were ever massively popular. I also highly doubt it was the same people saying both sides of the argument.

I appreciate the joke here, but I'd guess people who don't like negativity-filled posts. Especially when it's about console wars from about 20 years ago that nobody cares about anymore.

Doesn't matter, you're still engaging in that childish brand loyalty tribalism...

You think everyone is going to laugh at others, but you're the punchline here.

you’re still engaging in that childish brand loyalty tribalism…

Says the parson getting mad over a picture.

No one is mad...

I'm trying to explain why and how your behavior was childish, in the hopes you would grow up.

But obviously that will never be productive

Rabid obsession over console brands could also stay in 2009.

!lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world

The console wars have ended, brother. You don't have to wear the uniform anymore.

The entire industry v apple: first time?

Why stop there, let's have a genesis snes war

Grow up dude, we have more important wars to focus on than your fuckass brand loyalty. No one gives a flying fuck if you prefer PlayStation or Xbox. So stop trying to alienate communities when this is the most important time for people to come together and fight for a better world.

This is the console wars equivalent of that Japanese soldier who was the last guy to surrender from WWII in the 1970s

I miss when we got cool new tech

I thought the "console" wars ended because PC is the obvious winner.

Does anybody have brand allegiance to Xbox vs. PlayStation these days?

The irony of a console owner calling anything casual

At least one that doesn't like console wars, even if agreeing with the criticism.

For sure, many people do.

I mean, choosing one over the other is one thing, but is it really like it used to be?