Well, God forbid anyone be passionate about something. Of course, ranting about how stupid fanboys are shows the world how intelligent and reasonable you are in comparison.
Look, it really isn't that big a deal. People get frustrated when they can't convince others of what to them is an obvious truth. You yourself, believe that all consoles have pros and cons, and you can't understand the people that love their own particular game box to the point of fighting for them. You're frustrated because you can't make them share your point of view.
As for your point about this affecting games being seen as an art form... people are more up in arms about books, paintings and movies than they ever are about video games. There was probably a vicious feud over whose cave scratches were better. I think that fanboyism actually legitimises games as an art form, as an indicator of how much emotion people feel for them.
In short, it's not ignorance, dismount your high horse, and realise how close to the ground it was in the first place.
Look, it really isn't that big a deal. People get frustrated when they can't convince others of what to them is an obvious truth. You yourself, believe that all consoles have pros and cons, and you can't understand the people that love their own particular game box to the point of fighting for them. You're frustrated because you can't make them share your point of view.
As for your point about this affecting games being seen as an art form... people are more up in arms about books, paintings and movies than they ever are about video games. There was probably a vicious feud over whose cave scratches were better. I think that fanboyism actually legitimises games as an art form, as an indicator of how much emotion people feel for them.
In short, it's not ignorance, dismount your high horse, and realise how close to the ground it was in the first place.