PS Fanboy Facebook weekly wrap-up

by Andrew Yoon { Jun 18th 2007 at 6:00PM }

We've started a new Facebook group for PlayStation fans that aren't afraid to show the world their love of all things PlayStation. We already have 37 members, and if you haven't joined yet, we'd love to see you on board.

Not only will you be able to connect with other PlayStation gamers in the community, you'll also get behind-the-scenes views of PS Fanboy, and bonus stories that couldn't make it to the site. If you visited our Facebook group, you would have read all about these stories:

Not only do we plan on adding more content to the group, we're going to have game giveaways. Also, we'll profile one avid PSFB fan on our sites every week. This week, we'd like to present ... Mitchell from Alberta.

WRUP: What are you playing?
PS2: Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
PSP: Syphon Filter Dark Mirror
PS3: Resistance: Fall of Man

Why are you a PlayStation fan?
Since the day pop brought home the PlayStation One with NHL '98, I'd been on a PlayStation rampage. I've found that most of my favorite franchises, Metal Gear Solid, SOCOM, Suikoden, Ratchet and Clank, and more, are on PlayStation consoles across the board. Sony's franchises are some of the best, and while none really reach the height that Halo does, there are so many insanely awesome games across all the PS consoles that it's simply the best gaming hardware to date.

PSN: MitchyD

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Brandon @ Jun 18th 2007 6:45PM

Im glad you guys created a facebook group, it really makes it feel like a community.

Dahk @ Jun 18th 2007 7:09PM

True enough =) That being said. You're number has already doubled LOL!

massive_98 @ Jun 18th 2007 11:31PM

"Mitchell from Alberta"

yay a canadian kid.

Bababooey @ Jun 19th 2007 12:27AM

If Sony is listening to us I hope they decide to move on from the teenage genre to the full adult console. Let Microsoft keep the teens and take on the adults. I switched from Nintendo to Sony in my teens and I would love to see the evolution of video games to catering to adults.