Hey guys. I had a question. If I were to buy an S-video cable for my 360,and I were toplug it into the S-video port on the side of my laptop, would the laptop moniter stream it? Thx.
So, I'm about to graduate from High School and my mom asked me what I wanted as a graduation present. Normally it would be a car, but since she just payed off her Mustang, she insisted on letting me have that when I go into the Air Force. But then she asked what I wanted from relatives. I was like "I dont know" and then later thought "hey, how about a good gaming computer." I was wondering if someone here could give me a headsup. How could I get a good gaming rig for a cheap or reasonable price(im open to all price ranges at the moment, just throw them all at me) in the easiest way. Key word "easy". Any help would be great :D
Playstation Network, is, well, a network. Which means that sony doesn't provide the servers for their users. That is done either by the developers job or someone in their house that has a server computer. This is the same as PC. Which means that when you buy a specific game, you're paying 60 dollars to the developer not only for the content, but possibly helping them with their online servers. Now, it might not always be free, some game developers might on their own account charge you to play their online if it's a large online game such as MMOs. On the other hand XBL is a service. And all online games and all other content is done on Microsoft's servers. Which means everytime you pay 50 dollars a year, you're helping MS in expanding their server power. Not only will MS provide solid online gameplay but can provide tons of content, media, features, and IMO XBL is way more user friendly than PSN(yes, I've also tried PSN). What really makes it cool is that if MS can handle all online gameplay, than the devs can focus much more on content in a game.
The X360 merely has a head start, nothing more. It doesn't have the brand strength and hardware capabilities of the PS3, and it lacks the innovation and mass market price of the Wii. I can just sense it now. PS3 is selling well for a $600 console, with 3.2 million sold to date and a last-gen fanbase of 119 million. The Wii is gaining developer support and has a friendly price tag, with an exciting way to play games. The X360 on the other hand....is just a better Xbox.NYCgamer47
You forget buddy that within the same time frame(5 months upon release on both systems) 360 sold 3.8 million while ps3 only sold 2.9 million. This is why you can already see ps3s on shelves within an extremely short amount of time from release while it took half a year to find a 360. Also, soo many ps2s broke down back in the day it's no wonder they sold over 100 million.
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