Currently, the PS3 (60 gig). Got by far the most games out when including the PS2 and PS1 games. Wouldn't get the xbox 360 because it'd break after a few months and then you'd have nothing at all to do, and the Wii... well playing the Wii for the rest of my life would lead me to suicide.
360. With cross-title messaging, I'd be able to communicate with my friends. Something like "Help me, some crazy wackjob has sealed me in my own room!" would probably suffice.
[QUOTE="Blitz_Nemesis"]LOL not a single person said 360, which isnt a surprise *cough*RROD**cough*. Anyways I would go with ps3.Ninjaogta
LOL not single person would say PS3 if it didn't have BC for PS2 games, which isn't a surprise *cough*NOGOODGAMES**cough*. "Anyways" is not a word in the English language. Neither is "skillz" but I still havethem in spades.
[QUOTE="Blitz_Nemesis"]LOL not a single person said 360, which isnt a surprise *cough*RROD**cough*. Anyways I would go with ps3.Ninjaogta
LOL not single person would say PS3 if it didn't have BC for PS2 games, which isn't a surprise *cough*NOGOODGAMES**cough*. "Anyways" is not a word in the English language.
neither is LOL, BC or NOGOODGAMES but people understand it anyway.
If I can't have a PC, I'll take the SNES. Gamings golden age right there. Production values had just hit a good point, some money was put into localization, and games hadn't started to be dumbed down for a more casual audience yet. Plus, 2D gaming rocks.
Can't have a PC? I guess I'll have to take an Amiga A4000, then. No computers, you say? Then I'll take the SNES-easily the greatest console yet to grace this planet, with classic after classic after classic. (Then again, some people brought up the Saturn...are the likes of Panzer Dragoon Saga, Radiant Silvergun, Guardian Heroes, and other Saturn classics going to keep me occupied for my entire life? Great as they are, that might be a bit of a stretch.)
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