The PS3, since you can then play warhawk, tekken 5 DR online, everyday shooter, resistance, ratchet and clank, motorstorm and ninja gaiden sigma on it, then watch a spiderman 3 bluray on it.
Whoah, seven games wirth having? There goes the 'ps3 has no games' thing.
Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.
Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.Bigboi500
Unlike the 360 in which you have to get special hard drives specifically for it(right?), you can use almost any hard drives for the ps3. So it's upgradeable.
I would get the ps3 because it's just a better buy that comes with more features.
40GB PS3. Having a hard drive is a nice, almost necessary feature. Reliability is nice, too, with or without a warranty. Ultimately, though, it comes down to games. You should do a bit of research and look into the exclusive games offered on both systems. Make a list of the ones that appeal to you. Whichever system has the most is the one you go with. Have fun.
[QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.Chutebox
Unlike the 360 in which you have to get special hard drives specifically for it(right?), you can use almost any hard drives for the ps3. So it's upgradeable.
I would get the ps3 because it's just a better buy that comes with more features.
I'm not talkin' about adding more hard drive space I meant backwards compatibility. Can that PS3 get software updates for bc?
[QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.Bigboi500
Unlike the 360 in which you have to get special hard drives specifically for it(right?), you can use almost any hard drives for the ps3. So it's upgradeable.
I would get the ps3 because it's just a better buy that comes with more features.
I'm not talkin' about adding more hard drive space I meant backwards compatibility. Can that PS3 get software updates for bc?
[QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.Bigboi500
Unlike the 360 in which you have to get special hard drives specifically for it(right?), you can use almost any hard drives for the ps3. So it's upgradeable.
I would get the ps3 because it's just a better buy that comes with more features.
I'm not talkin' about adding more hard drive space I meant backwards compatibility. Can that PS3 get software updates for bc?
What difference does it make? The guy mentioned nothing about wanting to play PS2 games. He probably wants to play, I dunno, PS3 or 360 games... can you imagine that? Backwards compatibility is terribly overrated, especially considering that every life form in the galaxy owns a PS2.
40gb. This is a no-brainer and even lemms would agree. The arcade is gimped. Ps3 is easier to update the hdd. Blu-ray for $400. BC is overrated. Once you go next gen you don't go back especially with holiday 07 and 08 lineup for ps3.
The PS3, since you can then play warhawk, tekken 5 DR online, everyday shooter, resistance, ratchet and clank, motorstorm and ninja gaiden sigma on it, then watch a spiderman 3 bluray on it.
Whoah, seven games wirth having? There goes the 'ps3 has no games' thing.
osirisomeomi
You named five... :\ Motorstorm is an imcomplete racing game, Warhawk is fun, Tekken is not even out yet, you consider everyday shooter a game? WTF? Ratchet and clank is pretty neat, Ninja gaiden is awesome, that leaves you with 5 Awesome games not seven, just though i correct you.
[QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Is the 40gb PS3 even upgradable? If not the 360 arcade for sure, one can always stick a hd on it and walla, 360 pro right there. No bc = no 40gb for me.Jared2720
Unlike the 360 in which you have to get special hard drives specifically for it(right?), you can use almost any hard drives for the ps3. So it's upgradeable.
I would get the ps3 because it's just a better buy that comes with more features.
I'm not talkin' about adding more hard drive space I meant backwards compatibility. Can that PS3 get software updates for bc?
What difference does it make? The guy mentioned nothing about wanting to play PS2 games. He probably wants to play, I dunno, PS3 or 360 games... can you imagine that? Backwards compatibility is terribly overrated, especially considering that every life form in the galaxy owns a PS2.
Gee I don't know, maybe I am considering them as well. And I too own a PS2 but don't want my tv cabinet litered with consoles and wires.
Log in to comment