[QUOTE="shadow8585"]That was the primary selling point of the ps3 over x360. Now the X360 is the legitimate "best console" this gen, hands downMuzzle_Flashes
Sure, I mean, paying for everything, including online, hardware failure, HD-DVD backing, peer 2 peer pay online, no standardized hard drive, not to mention all the good 360 games released on the pc with mod support and free online and improved graphics....it really is the best console this gen hands down:D
lol you 360 fanboys are all retarded, actually, I don't know what you're going by when you make that assumption, I hope it's not sales because Wii stomps on the 360's sales....
I hope it's not games because Wii has allot way more acclaimed series with higher ratings and MORE sales than anything on the 360's...not to mention anything that's worth getting on the 360 releases on the pc anyway minus the rip offs...
I hope you're not talking about best console when it comes to dependancy because you have to pay for everything, Red Ring Of Death,multiple hardware problems, including the 360 driving wheel smoking up and having to be recalled, and the 360 being the source of a burning down house *Google it*
I hope your not talking about format because 360's is DVD9 which is like 8GB of space, not to mention Wii games are overall longer than 360 games, as I've played both and beaten both, Zelda games can reach up to 30 hours or more, Gears was eight and I beat Halo in 8 also....also Microsoft backed HD-DVD at one point and everyone who went out and bought one is now screwed....
Yea, so all your arguments are invalidated, get that 'Best Console', B.S. outta here and hop of Microsofts D1nglaling you incompetent idiot...
Hey I don't mind paying for online. Besides p2p on-line is included. you act like it's a separate charge or something. it's not. xbox live has ALOT of features that make it a reasonable cost, besides the fact that they buy and take care of the servers that make this possible. and by the way Sony's servers are only used for the playstation store and getting you to the right server for your game, which is then provided and cared for by the individual developer. Microsoft provides all the on-line code to the developer, and they just plug the code into the game. no development time, no testing. it's already been tested and debugged by millions of xbox live gamers for the past three years. Microsoft has these servers and the developers do not have to get there own for the gamer, so it is cheaper in costs for the game devs. Besides with Microsoft taking care of all the servers it is a more consistent environment, and doesn't change from game to game. All this does cost money so Microsoft asks for 4.00 a month. WOW i don't know if i can handle that. P.S. rrod doesn't cost you a thing and Microsoft throws in a free month of live for the inconvenience.
there are two games that last way more then 30 hours that i can think of, oblivion, and lost Odyssey.
The only hardware problems Microsoft has besides the rrod is in less then 3% of consoles, so I don't think that is a problem for 97% of the gamers out there. and rrod is covered under a warranty.
Oh and the house that was burned down was the kids fault, he had the console on the carpet and left it running. Not Microsoft's problem. And any console could have done the same thing.
HD-DVD backing was not a microsoft failure, toshiba cut and run. besides i believe the movie studios were more to blame for that. They decided on their own to back bluray, not because it was better or selling a whole lot more, but in my belief it would bring in more money. still seeing bluray movies at above 30 dollars apiece. I thought everyone said the price would come down now that HD-DVD was gone?
Your points are also Invalid, except for the Wii sales. And what did you call him for stating his opinion, YOU INCOMPETENT...... Never mind. I won't do that to someone.
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