Take it in good humor; it just makes fun of the ones who are just too extremely passionate about their Playstation 3's.
There's nothing wrong about pointing out what Sony has done wrong with this generation. One can still own a Playstation 3 and still see Sony for their flaws. Every hardware maker has their faults when it comes to dealing with their customers. A person who can't see the problems of the hardware maker of their preferred console of choice--those are what you call fanboys.
Actually I also extend the term "fanboys" to those who are overtly critical of others' opinions on forums online, to the point that they resort to personal attacks just to prove their point, or have the last word. That's just my personal definition of it, though. Those are the kind of people that aren't worth wasting time discussing things with. You could do better things with your time than to convince someone to think the same way as you do.
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