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[QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"]The reason people complain is because most people intend to use it primarily for playing games, not Blu-ray. And if you were to compare the PS3 games side-by-side to the 360, the PS3 would lose.CaseyWegner

Nope, I have no intention of using it to train to become a criminal.

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answer my question.

what question?

The reason people complain is because most people intend to use it primarily for playing games, not Blu-ray. And if you were to compare the PS3 games side-by-side to the 360, the PS3 would lose.-The-G-Man-

Nope, I have no intention of using it to train to become a criminal.

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:D

Virginia Tech?

Columbine?

Jack Thompson is right. Xbox players are criminals.

With Sony assisting Nintendo in achieving 1080p for the Wii, there is no need to own a Batsu Baku 360.

http://www.freewebs.com/wii1080p/

Nobody cares about blu ray yet, so even though its technically a good deal people want a games machine, for which £400 is a rip off. Its a tactical error in the short term by sony, I think in a couple of years it might pay off. But personally I see the future of movies/games etc is downloadable content, as in downloading all the stuff and saving it on a hard drive...bye bye discs. So ye...people hate the price tag because people want a games machine.Bromz

No, I purchased a PS3 specifically for Blu-Ray. I have no interest in training to become a criminal.

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Wii is getting better reviews than PS3 and it costs $350 less.Lilac_Benjie

With Sony and Nintendo teaming up to bring 1080p to the Wii, there is no need for a Batsu Baku 360.

http://www.freewebs.com/wii1080p/

It's six hundred fudging dollars. Know how many parents in the real world will buy their kids a $600 toy? Everyone under eighteen spends three months saving up for something that expensive, and college students have tuition, rent, food, car insurance, textbooks, et cetera to deal with.

Then there's the small issue of the PS3 lacking a games library. Exluding Blu-Ray, what does the PS3 offer to beat the Xbox 360, PC, or Wii *right now* (don't rattle off a 2008 release list, games that are out right now if I buy a PS3)? What do I take home with the $600 machine other than Blu-Ray movies to make it worthwhile?

$600 isn't a value when the competition gives you the same (or better) graphics, sound, and far better gameplay, for quite a bit less money.

A decent gaming PC (athlon x2, 2gb ddr2, radeon x1950pro) starts around $400 if you have an existing PC for parts / operating system. An Xbox 360 starts around $300, and a Wii at $250. For someone who's looking to game, what does your $600 box offer that my $250, $300, and $400 alternatives don't?

If you have to resort to saying "Blu-Ray" or pretending the PS3 can graphically beat a PC or 360, you now understand the denial that has lead to Sony's utter failure in the marketplace.

subrosian

Sorry, I'm not interested in training to become a criminal.