I have a 40gb playstation and have recently won a 60gb and just thought I'd sell the 60gb because I'd get more money but then I thought about all those extra features on the 60gb, my question is would I be missing out on anything by selling the 60gb
If I were you I keep the 60gb and sell the 40gb.You get basically a Ps2 built into the 60gb, 4 USB ports instead of 2, chrome triming, and 20 gb more memory. Then again you can make a nice shiny penny off a brand new 60gb. Bascially what it boils down to is do you want to be able to play Ps2 games on your Ps3 and do you want the extra memory.
I'd definately sell the 40GB PS3, unless you are content without Backwards compatibility, or you may possibly have a PS2 already. But then there is the 20GB of extra memory...I'd still sell the 40GB PS3.
If you don't mind playing PS2 games or extra stuff, YOU could make a nice profit from selling it. I would take the extra cash, buy a bigger HDD, and some games or save it for a later time in life.
Personally I would sell the 40 gb just for the few extras that you get with it, extra USB ports, wireless etc. As for backwards compatibility, how many people actually play PS2 games on their PS3? I sold all my PS2 games as I wasn't using them, they had been sat there for months whilst I was enjoying the new PS3 games.
I wouldn't make the choice on the HDD alone as it is simple to change your PS3 HD, I now have 160Gb in mine.
If I were you I keep the 60gb and sell the 40gb.You get basically a Ps2 built into the 60gb, 4 USB ports instead of 2, chrome triming, and 20 gb more memory. Then again you can make a nice shiny penny off a brand new 60gb. Bascially what it boils down to is do you want to be able to play Ps2 games on your Ps3 and do you want the extra memory.
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40 and 60 both hav chrome trim and well 20gb dont get u very far... u need 2 compare the prices and the difference is the price of a game the u shud trade in the 60 but if it isnt keep the 60 i've neva needed more than 2 usb ports ( i hav a 40gig)... its all about the money!
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