[QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="a_ratchet_fan"][QUOTE="trix5817"][QUOTE="EmanSolid117"] [QUOTE="gundamfan80"]I prefer consoles to PC simply because I don't have to run out and buy expensive new parts every year or so just to keep playing.Pro_wrestler
Word.You forget PC can do more than Just play games. So at $600 a PC can do far more than a PS3 ever could.Pro_wrestler
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The PS3 has a few things that the PC can't do, and the PC has a few things that the PS3 can't do. For one thing, you can develop programs on the PS3 if you use linux. Also, the PS3 can use the blu-ray format while the PC currently can't. The PC can obviously do more work-oriented things, though.
PC's can do MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH more than the PS3 can do. Why do PC's need Blu-Ray when they have a much larger storage capacity called a "HARD DRIVE"? I guess you've never heard of it though........
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LOL, notice how a PS3 also has a "hard-drive" and notice how the storage capacity grows along with the PC market's, as the PS3 USES THE SAME HARD-DRIVES. LOL, you think I didn't know that?
I know the PS3 has a HDD, but it is not used in the exact same way as a PC's HDD is used (not to mention 60GB is a very small HDD). When's the last time you installed a game or app onto your PS3? Oh wait.......
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PC's install games on to their HDD's, unlike consoles. Blu-Ray is in no way needed for PC gaming. I guess your a little angry at being owned by the "PC can't use Blu-Ray" comment you made, huh?
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a) you DO install PS3 games onto the PS3 HDD to decrease load-times
b) the PS3 uses the same hard-drive format as laptops do, so it has a max HDD storage capacity of about 250 gigs.
So why is "THE BLU-RAY!!!" needed? PS3 doesn't install the full game on their bud like PC games do. I assume you can run games with no disc in, right?
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LOL, you can't run recent PC games without the disk anyways as copy protection schemes like starforce (which really, really sucks) prevent you from doing so.
Hmmm.....must be why I run STALKER, SupCom, and CoH without any discs in, right? You only answered one of my comments, and failed. Care to try the others?
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No, I didn't. Again, you can run CoH (assuming you're talking about City of Heroes and not Company of Heroes) because all you need the CD for is installation. If you're talking about company, though, then yeah, I have been owned. Since when have they allowed you to play without a CD, though? Not too long ago companies were using copy-protection software. I guess times change.
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And besides, you install PSN downloadable games. your comment = half-truth.
No, I was talking about Company of Heroes. So yes, you have been owned. They've allowed you to play without a CD for a while now. And to the comment at the bottom, come on, you know what I was talking about. The PS3 downloadable games don't take nearly the amount of space that an actual full retail game takes up.
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You did say game or app. But yeah, I see your point. However... why does this matter in the first place? The reason you don't see PS3 games played without the disk is because the 250 gig hard-drives aren't standard. If you installed an entire PS3 game on the PS3 60 gig, you'd have run out of space already. And besides... the PS3 is good value for the money. If you were to add a blu-ray disc-drive to that beasting $600 computer, it'd cost over $1,000. The blu-ray player is the sole reason that the PS3 costs so much. Without it, the PS3 would likely cost $400, and SW would have nothing to b**** about.
Your talking value now, not price. You do get a Blu-ray player in the PS3 which is a plus, but once you add that blu-ray player to PC's the face value increases but the overall value is greater than a PS3 simply because you get more with PC's.
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True, but people get consoles for the sole reason that they can't afford a PC. And besides, PC's are kind of annoying. If you bought a great PC in 2005 it's now a mediocre PC as of right now. And while you can upgrade the GPU, you generally can't upgrade things like the CPU, which today's games are currently using quite a bit. And it REALLY sucks if you got screwed over like I did. I bought a computer right before PCI express became the defacto standard.
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