这样，每个系统的fans举几个能体现本系统性能的游戏大作，看谁举得多。

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原帖由 lijgame 于 2009-6-13 09:28 发表

瞧，总会有水果饭相信的

一，我是诺鸡饭；
二，你好歹也拿出点反驳的证据来啊，光吹牛逼谁不会？
三，就拿游戏来说，水果机上有极品飞车12，有模拟人参3，有生化危机，有合金装备，有实况足球，有孢子起源，有古惑狼赛车，有化解危机，有沉默狙击手，有泽诺尼亚传奇，有星际迷航，有终结者2018，有刺客信条……你WM上有什么？

第三条就是证据，我说了13个游戏，请你也说出WM平台13个档次差不多的游戏吧

游戏不属于软件么？

作为一名多机党，我非常高兴看到各厂商互相踩，这样才会有竞争的动力。如果各家都相安无事，固步自封，到头来吃亏的还是消费者。
水果纵使SB的地方千千万，但是开设了APP STORE是它做的最正确的一件事。WM、SB、机器人，你们也争争气，该学习的地方就拉下面子好好学学，别整天跟祥林嫂似的叨叨个不停，一点正经事不干。

[ 本帖最后由 鬼冢英吉 于 2009-6-13 13:03 编辑 ]

我承认，我是在捧水果，他们可以黑水果我为什么就不能捧水果呢？我们的境界有什么区别吗？

比如--ip的大作游戏比wm的多，所以ip的软件数量甩开wm几条街
这样的战斗力与逻辑能力实在让人233

这个逻辑不成立，那好，您好歹也找出点稍微靠谱的逻辑来啊？

我喜欢现在的苹果，但我更希望其他厂商能发愤图强，赶超苹果，这样，就可以有更多的选择，说不定我还会重返WM的怀抱。

好吧，既然你只会打嘴炮而拿不出一点实质性的东西来，拿我替你找找好了：

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