PlayStation 3
Joystiq has a very interesting post in which it published the letter written to it by an Indian gamer who looks like a die-hard Sony fan.
He seems desperate for a PS 3 and would do anything to get it at a cheaper price and literally begs Sony to send him one at a lower price. He furthermore adds that he can wait for three years for his PS 3 if that is the time it takes to realize his dreams. He also writes to Sony that he would like to work for the company to develop games.
My sympathies lie with the guy and I fully understand what he means in the letter.
Please read this here and do drop your views in.
Thanks Joystiq
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