They are also in order of cheepest to most expensive. Just because something sells well, doesn't mean it is better. I feel that between Xbox 360 and PS3, the difference is based on price and Wii sales are influence by price as well, but the Wii also pleases a larger audience.
I have not played PS3, I have had a Wii and they are awesome. But for Xbox 360, the ONLY way it could be in this conversation would be if you judge format vs console. Format in this case would be Xbox 360 GAMES. The console itself really is terrible, it is just games that keeps it afloat.
$100 for Blu-Ray, $300 for Xbox 360, $50 a year for Live, waiting time for console repairs, and possible $99 repair fees. The PS3 is $400, the 360 with a blu-ray player, and live for two years would total $500, and by two years time, you would likely have the RROD.
I was 6 when I got my family got out first console. The Nintendo 64. I had played games before that I think on computer, but N64 was the start. Then Sega Genesis, PS1, Xbox, then Xbox 360, then Nintendo Wii, and I am going to be buying a PS3 before the year is over. I love video games, haha.
Wow, thanks for sharing that content. That is the single most impressive looking game I have ever seen by a long shot. It blew me away (no pun intended) when he went outside and the whole environment was reacting to the wind. I can't wait to get this game.
Haha, thanks again, I'm sure I will. I am done college for the semester December 15th, so that will be when I can start gaming again. I haven't played games at all lately except on my friends 360s. I have a broken 360 and I am really anxious to back back into Playstation. I had a PS1 that I had got in 1999 I think, and I never had a PS2, so it should be a great reuinion, haha. Alright, I'm done being cheesy for now. Later.
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