Microsoft's X-box 360 is clearly the worst choice a consumer who wants to play video games could make. The lack of quality games exclusive to this system is astounding.The PC, a far more advanced piece of technology, can not only play the best of X-box games, but also run them with improved visuals and higher frame rates. Even though the X-box features the amazing Halo 3, one can be positive that the finer version will arrive on PC sooner or later. Also, very few people will actually care about Halo 3 on its destined release date; the Crysis demo, with enhanced graphics and gameplay, will seep out Halo's awe-inspiring effect. Gears of War, one of the X-box's most touted titles, makes its appearance on the PC with the entire campaign, not just a portion of it. Another exalted game can also be enjoyed on the PC with better graphics and framerate: BioShock. Even if the PC had a dearth of games, consumers can be sure that they made the right choice by obtaining a PC just by judging the quality of the hardware.
The "lack of quality games"? If I am not mistaken, 7 AAA's, 54 AA's, and 76 A's. In just a year and 3/4. Next, you say that "Very few" people will actually care about Halo 3 on it's release date. That is simply moronic. You call it stupid, but in the next sentence you call it "Awe inspiring". Just because Crysis has great graphics does not mean it will have great gameplay. While your disgruntled hermit view may be correct in your mind, many people will buy Halo 3, and many people do not have enough money to spend on PC upgrades to play Crysis.
A computer is not susceptible to the infamous three red rings of death syndrome that makes a common appearance on the X-box 360.It can easily last over six years without any hardware issues, unless the owner is semi-retarded and pours Sprite into the system. On the other hand, a X-box will need to be replaced every six months. There are some lucky ones who make it past that time period, but many of them are almost "anticipating" the insufferable moment. In fact, owners of X-boxes that have survived for a year like to show off the fact to others, and then pray that their hardware will just last a little longer. Such intolerable problems are quite rare on a computer.
*cough* DELL *cough*. Sure the 360 may have the RRoD problem, but Microsoft gave me a full refund for all of my expenses, past and future, and also gave me a 3 year warranty. The PC would be great if it lasted for six years, but if I want to play games "better" with a better framrate and graphics, I will need to upgrade every 1.5 years. Which will cost me more than my console. I have had my box since launch, and I have NEVER had a scratched disc, or the infamous RRoD.
The X-box also lacks the pliability of the PC, which can be made to fit your lifestyle. It can print documents, make power-points, surf the internet, organize data, create 3D art, manipulate photos, and so forth. The amount of features to be found on a computer seems endless, especially compared to those on a X-box.
NO CRAP! Consoles are for gaming... not for spreadsheets. That's why I own a PC... TO PWN FANBOYS LIKE YOU!
It is fairly obvious that a PC provides for a superior experience and fulfills whatever needs that may be aching at your stomach. There is simply no reason to buy a X-box.
If you have money to spend on your PC to have the best graphics year after year, GO AHEAD, but for the rest of the average person, I have different priorities... Gaming is one of my priorities, but I would simply not have enough money to upgrade my computer, so instead I am extremely pleased with my xbox 360. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
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