well as everyone else is find of saying this is an open forum and I will post my opinions in any thread I do so desire and should be able to do so without being jumped on by you. I implied nothing just that I thought I had made myself clear in my previous post.

Sorry did I do something to upset you??

The point I made was that I, personally, would'nt comment if I had nothing to say. You, obviously, are different. I've got no problem with it I was just pointing it out.

Kill The PS3's !!!!!

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Has anyone got one yet?

Nope you did nothing to upset me I dont let forum talk upset me as a general rule!

I did have something to say its just happens that it isnt something you agree with or think of as important - so hey thats life we cant all agree that we each have a point of view that might be valid.

On this other geeky forum I'm a member of - people are saying wait. The people who have one aren't very happy because as of yet there is not much content to play on it to permit the price they paid. Thats the general thought across most people with one.

Here's my opinion:

As a female, I am always very aware of my personal safety. If I am late-night shopping (which is rare, cuz I hate shopping), then I try to make sure that I will be able to get from the store to the car safely. I don't park in places that are known to be "dodgy".

I don't think these people deserved to be robbed. Nobody deserves to be robbed. I also don't think it has anything to do with what they bought or how much they paid for it.

However, if you go to a late night opening, then it's only sensible to make sure that you will be able to get your goods home safely. Anyone going to Game that night would be well aware that they would be leaving with a carrier bag (emblazoned with the shop logo) containing around £500 - £600 of goods. So, you have to ask yourself, was it sensible for them to just stroll up the deserted high street?

If I wished to purchase the PS3 at that hour, then I would either make sure I had people with me, or that I could park near the store. In the event of none of those being an option, then I would use my mobile phone to call a taxi from inside the store, where the staff could ensure my safety.

The staff/security at these stores can not take responsibility for anything that happens once the customer leaves the store. To suggest they can is ludicrous.