PS3 for now, but hope to snag a 360 in the near future. I like the added blu-ray in the PS3, and the upcoming Ps3 library is starting to really shine for me.
PS3 - Better controller, best exclusives (IMO of course), free online, my friends that play video games only have PS3's and/or Wii's. I own all consoles and have extensive libraries for all three though.
I own a Ps3, 360 and Ps2. I say play my PS2 more than other two systems. Mainly because I'm trying to beat my SPS and PSX titles I never got the chance to finish.
I have to say Xbox 360 because well I don't have a PS3 I'm pretty sure once i get one I'll hardly ever use my Xbox except to play exclusive games.Gisoid
Same. And of course, the games that I already have on my 360.
It all depends on what I'm in the mood for. I might be feeling a Strategy or Adventure game which I would wander off to the darkest room in the house where my PC is, however if its Shooters or Racing I must play it will be on my Xbox 360. RPGs could go either way.
360. Just prefer Halo, Fable, Gears, to Resistance, KZ, inFamous. Plus the controller, the online community, my friends, American company. PS3 is awesome, especially if it's BC, so I can still play the games I missed. The Wii is great for the games I have like Zelda, NMH, Madworld and the VC.
What does that mean? How does taht even make sense? Unplayable? I really dont get this.I can barely aim using ps3 controller. It's too sensitive. So it's unplayable because you suck at it, actually makes sense.
Wii for me. Can't beat the classics. Also through in a few extras on the side like The Conduit and Quantum of Solace. Also,new games coming soon will rock. They were presented horribly this years E3 but look cool. ps2 and GCN in second. PC in 3rd.
Wii. It was my 360, but when it RROD'd for the 2nd time, i gave up on it. My Wii is still working perfectly. Nintendo alwase makes strong consoles. If i had a PS3, it would be close to the Wii. There are sooo many games I want for the PS3. Yet I have a 360, that i havn't used in a very long time!
[QUOTE="2-10-08"][QUOTE="Xsan3"]What does that mean? How does taht even make sense? Unplayable? I really dont get this.
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I can barely aim using ps3 controller. It's too sensitive. So it's unplayable because you suck at it, actually makes sense.Its just a strong opinion that someone says the PS3 is unplayable. Especially since the PS 1&2 paved the way for next gen consoles in the first place. The PS controllers havnt changed in over a decade. Now all of a sudden - they're unplayable?
Im commenting that calling the PS3 unplayable for any genre of game is ludicris and too strong of an opinion.
I would say my PC, but that isn't a console so that wouldn't make much sense.
The 360 is my main console, because it's the one that most of my friends have, so most of my non-Warhawk related Console Online is going to be going on there. And Mass Effect came out for that first, and I get most shootery multiplats on it.
My ps3, because it's quiet and set up as media player as well as I have been buying multiplats for it, but since I just got trials HD (love it) and mass effect (I should have got this ages ago) my 360 has been getting a lot of playtime. Really hyped for shadow complex too.
Wii is laying on the floor unplugged, and will stay that way until some of the 2010 games entice me
I kinda wish I would have hung on to my PS3 a little longer than 4months. Yeah I sold it. at the time though, there just weren't enough decent games for me to keep interest. Back then - it was a $600.00 dust magnet.
Xbox 360. Despite its hardware problems, it's a well thought-out system. It takes a holistic approach to gaming in a way that the other consoles just don't quite get yet. This concept carries into all the games that appear on the system. The focus on community is probably the most brilliant bit. Xbox Live always has you connected to a huge community. Even while you're in-game, you're just a button press away from messaging, invites, chat. Then are the web 2.0-esque things like full integration with Xbox.com, profile information, feedback, achievements, community events... not only is it all there, each piece is connected to the other in ways that feel organic, not slapped together. Integration is that indelible "something" that keeps me coming back.
I would easily go for the PS3 but delays, xmb layout, & psn is kinda boring, so in my opinion it brings it down. If Sony matched everything Xbox had in the beginning, nothing will match it.
I picked the Xbox 360 because it has a library that most interested me at the time and the online component really drew me in. I'd really love to get my hands on a Ps3 and/or Wii though. It's been 3 years since their launch and now they both have a good amount of games that I'd like to play.
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