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09/29/09
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Admittedly, it would've been nice to see them spring for Pac-Man CE rather than Ms. Pac-Man, or to put Castle Crashers in the pack.
Still, not nearly as bad a deal as you seem intent on making it appear. :P
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You can get the PS3 for $199 with their PlayStation Card rebate program.
Just so ya know.
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To receive your $50 mail-in rebate, please follow each of the steps below."
08/28/09
Note: I have both and have played 360 a lot more but this article is just ridiculous.
08/28/09
Bluetooth and blu-ray are purely convenience features, Sony had really hoped the latter would carry the PS3 in the opening days, but HD-DVD put up enough of a fight that it floundered until they bought themselves a victory in the format war. Unfortunately, that's given MS and especially Nintendo to gain a much larger foothold in the GAMING market, which Sony seemed to have forgotten was important. Let us not forget this little tidbit from 2006:
[www.1up.com]
They seriously thought that they would still sell consoles without having any games. Well here we are over three years later and there's still very little exclusive to the PS3 that would make it a reasonable purchase, even with the price drop. MGS4, Gran Turismo 5 and Final Fantasy really needed to have come out about a year earlier than each did to have made a difference. Even the PSP has a much fuller library than the PS3 right now (of course between Monster Hunter, and FF: Dissidia taking up much of my time, I'm slightly biased there), so it's really time for Sony to stop working the PR and maybe start cranking on some new first party titles to sweeten the library.
08/28/09
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08/28/09
The games I mostly play are on my PC. I absolutely do not like to play "shooters" on consoles, and it seems that is the majority of games for both systems these days.
What I would like to see is some more opinions around the game library. That's really the ultimate deciding factor I think, since the primary purpose is to play games!
If I were going to buy one, which would offer me a better selection of "non-shooters", and what would they be? That's what I want to know!
08/28/09
probably 360 right now
Fable 2
Mass Effect
Lost oddessy
Star Ocean 4
Oblivion
racing:
Forza 2
PGR3 and 4
Race Pro
Test drive unlimited
strategy:
Halo wars
Command and Conquer 3
supreme commander
08/28/09
I think Katamari and Final Fantasy XI get the most playtime on my system out of all the games on disc I own. With XBLA though, there's a few more titles I love to play:
E4
Geometry Wars
Castle Crashers
Megaman 9 (SO hard...)
Street Fighter II HD Remix
08/28/09
I love the fact that I can use whatever bluetooth headset I want with my PS3 and every piece of home electronics should have a bluetooth remote like this... It is awesome. You gotta love the PS3's bluetooth connectivity.
You're guys are kidding yourself if you think Netflixt on XB can even compete with Blu-Ray. I always hear Xbox 360 fanboys throw up Netflix against Blu-Ray, disregarding common sense that BD media is superior to online downloads. I've tried both and I can tell you Blu-Ray is absolutely superior. In all, the PS3 is superior hardware. I was online the other day and this guy was bagging on the PS3 and raving about how much he loved his Xbox. Turns out he loved it so much that he bought a second one after his first one booted up one day with the red ring of death. Fortunately for me, I'm still in the other 50%. For how long, I don't know.
With that said, I give credit where credit is due. XB Live is awesome. I'd pay for an online Sony network if it was as half as good as XB Live. Also XB's got Sony beat in the games department, hands down. My only complaint about the games for XB 360 is the same one I had for XB gen 1. Too many shooters, they need more variety. My main criticisms for Sony would be their serious failure to brand the PS3 better. They've had so much to work with too coz it's a beautiful piece of machinery. By branding I'm referring to their subpar online community, marginally satisfactory game library and their crappy updates for Crossbar (Sony's OS which is still better than the 360's). Other than that, the PS3's the better machine at a better value.
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08/28/09
both consoles have great great exclusive I tend to prefer the ones on PS3 but both have really good exclusives and the other great games are multy plataform... so please do not defend so blindly this kind of things, just enjoy what you have.
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