That the 40GB PS3 was mainly made to attract the casual gamers that dont give a crap about BC. And that the 60 GB (Europe) and the 80 GB(USA) are getting a price cut to seem attractive to the hardcore gamer. Who agrees?
[QUOTE="360wiiPS3gamer"]Anyone else want to comment?Wil4hire
These threads have gone on and on. You have two camps.
A. People with logic... you seem to be one of them.
B. 360 owners condemning sony for leaving out BC for the entry level ps3. (People that aren't even in the market for a console in the first place.)
im in the market for a ps3 and i dont care about bc, its called i have a ps2. idk who doesnt by now seriously u have no excuse not to have a ps2. dropping bc means lowering the price is fine by me when i already have my ps2 to play the games on that i never play anymore anyways!
So what's wrong with the X360 Core/Arcade then? Talking to the fanboys.. *mostly cows*OhSnapitz
The biggest problem with the core is its existence making the hardrive not standard for developers. The second problem with the core isthe lack ofstorage memory. Who really wants to buy memory cards for this generation ?It is either memory cards or slapping a hardrive on it when they find out they need space , and the pro is so close in price that it doesn't make sense to go with the core.The arcade at least has a memory card , but it is still probably not wise to go that route.
[QUOTE="OhSnapitz"]So what's wrong with the X360 Core/Arcade then? Talking to the fanboys.. *mostly cows*Nike_Air
The biggest problem with the core is its existence making the hardrive not standard for developers. The second problem with the core isthe lack ofstorage memory. Who really wants to buy memory cards for this generation ?It is either memory cards or slapping a hardrive on it when they find out they need space , and the pro is so close in price that it doesn't make sense to go with the core.The arcade at least has a memory card , but it is still probably not wise to go that route.
Yes... but just like the argument with the PS3 40 gig'r, the 360 core/Arcade isn't marketed for the "hardcore" gamers... It's made for those casuals that maybe want to play Halo 3 or Gears, but not fork over all that money. $279 ain't bad for the Arcade when they start selling it...
That the 40GB PS3 was mainly made to attract the casual gamers that dont give a crap about BC. And that the 60 GB (Europe) and the 80 GB(USA) are getting a price cut to seem attractive to the hardcore gamer. Who agrees?360wiiPS3gamer
How would you know that casuals don't give a crap about BC?
[QUOTE="OhSnapitz"]So what's wrong with the X360 Core/Arcade then? Talking to the fanboys.. *mostly cows*OhSnapitz
The biggest problem with the core is its existence making the hardrive not standard for developers. The second problem with the core isthe lack ofstorage memory. Who really wants to buy memory cards for this generation ?It is either memory cards or slapping a hardrive on it when they find out they need space , and the pro is so close in price that it doesn't make sense to go with the core.The arcade at least has a memory card , but it is still probably not wise to go that route.
Yes... but just like the argument with the PS3 40 gig'r, the 360 core/Arcade isn't marketed for the "hardcore" gamers... It's made for those casuals that maybe want to play Halo 3 or Gears, but not fork over all that money. $279 ain't bad for the Arcade when they start selling it...
The arcade wouldn't be terrible because of the memory card , butjust not a good idea. The 40 gig ps3 is for casuals , but also for hardcore gamers.
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