Ignorance IS bliss when it comes to graphical hick-ups.

But games are getting more real and more real every gen. Graphical limitations are pushed forward every gen. So telling me what I ignored on the NES is the same as what I could ignore now is false.

360 = 2 years out and 19 million units sold while xbox = 7 years = 24 million ,, and 360 is selling at a higher rate then xbox did. While ps3 = 1 year = 13 million sold and ps2 = 8 years = 127 million and ps3 is selling at a slower rate then ps2.

I can do the couting for you... Ps3 = 7 year difference in sales = 114 million units difference. It needs to sell 114 million units in 7 years ... Good luck with that.

While Xbox 360 = 5 year difference and hwo many units ? just 5 million units , will 360 sell 5 million units in 5 years, I bet you it will....

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Let's say PS3 only sells 40% of what the PS2 did. That's 50,800,000.

And the 360 sells 120% of what the xbox did. That's 28,800,000

So, neat the 360 would have grown in base yet the PS3 still outsold it and big.

My point, YOU....ARE.....STRETCHING

Oh and Im 20 and don't live in the basement.

I work over 40 hours a week and go to school.

I pay a ton of bills around the house.(yes a good chunk are mine as well)

What is wrong with living with your parents at 20 while still in school.jg4xchamp

Tis my main reason for not PC gaming.

Also the same reason I laugh at those who say wireless in a console isn't important.

Who needs a TV? BTW, 32 and haven't lived with my parents for about 14 years.br0kenrabbit

But, my guess is, you are cheating. Do you have more than one PC? Do you also own a laptop?

The point is, when a household has one main PC and one main HDTV, more often than not, the TV and the PC will be in different rooms. Why? So the PC user has privace for work or whatever they are doing. (not going there)

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[QUOTE="Tony-Harrison"]At the moment PS3 is comparable to a weak N64 in games. Tony-Harrison

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No argument from you then :lol:

(here comes his reply all made up of his opinion and no facts)

Think about it this way:

From the 70's to the 90's most people thought, or probably thought, that war movies had been done. That you really wouldn't see anything to breakthrough. But then came Saving Private Ryan. That opening scene changed war movie making forever. And although it was a war already seen before, a battle already seen before, with a story like something you've seen before, it still amazed you at what you were a witness to.

Not saying this next CoD will be as genre changing as Private Ryan. But if they bring the heat, it won't feel like the same old thing.

GTA4 and DMC4 for me. But I actually enjoyed GTA4, just not as much as the reviewers did. :roll:

And all I have to say about DMC 4 is "SLAM DUNK!!!" Cheese-****