[QUOTE="CentricStorm"]This depends entirely on the methods used to determine which is the cheapest platform, and it does also depend upon what type of gaming setup a user wants.fastrOk, right now, you can get an xbox for $150 dollars for bottom of the line. It can play any xbox 360 game (except for.. ff online? the only game that require a HD that I can think of) it can play any 360 game that will be released in the next 4-5 years depending on it's life span. so.. find a pc for 150 dollars, that can play any game on pc now, and for the next 4-5 years. Like I said the price difference changes significantly according to how the 'cheapest system' is decided. That budget Xbox 360 features severely restricted functionality. Of course console gaming will always be the cheapest if you base it on the low-end versions, but the problem is that console gamers claim that their precious Xbox 360 and PS3 at the same time as saying that they have the full functionality. As you increase functionality, the console option will become more and more expensive until eventually the PC is the cheapest option.
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