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The only GT I played was GT3 Aspec I didn't really like it but I might want to try to get into the series that was about 12 years ago.

My tastes have changed since then.

Nintendo_Ownes7

LOL you didn't like GT3??

Anyways I don't care for HD collections and besides, I have 3 backwards compatible PS3s to play them in HD anyways.

GT6 needs to get things right.

But I think if I played it now that I have more experience with racing sims I would probably like it.

Fair enough. If you can start from GT3 and then GT4/GT5...they're AMAZING games.

Peace.

The only GT I played was GT3 Aspec I didn't really like it but I might want to try to get into the series that was about 12 years ago.

My tastes have changed since then.

Nintendo_Ownes7

LOL you didn't like GT3??

Anyways I don't care for HD collections and besides, I have 3 backwards compatible PS3s to play them in HD anyways.

GT6 needs to get things right.

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60gb PS3...it plays PS3, PS2, PS1, PSP games along with Blu-ray movies AND can serve as a great media player/server along with a lot of other great stuff if you know what to do with it.

TURBO-DASH

Since when could you play PSP games on a PS3?

Nope...via some modifications. Google is your friend.

60gb PS3...it plays PS3, PS2, PS1, PSP games along with Blu-ray movies AND can serve as a great media player/server along with a lot of other great stuff if you know what to do with it.

Halo 4 campaign was great but nothing for me will beat Halo 2 or 3's multiplayer...sheer perfection for a console multiplayer experience that I still play to this day.

*sigh*

First of all I am manticore to the max, I don't have any bias and love all companies equally...here's one of my setups:

I also for this gen have 2 PS Vitas (one black one white), a 3DS and a 3DS XL and I buy all my consoles etc. at launch.

The Wii U however, has been the exception to this as I know this is going to sound harsh but...the system just flat-out SUCKS.

Crap hardware, mediocre/trash games, tedious name, annoying main control scheme once the nolvelty wears off and for what it is and what the competition a) already has out and b) what is going to come out (ie PS4)...just plain overpriced.

But this is NINTENDO! We have to remember this and once the quality exclusives start rolling out it will be inevitably better just like it was for the 3DS but right now the system is garbage IMO.

The original launch 60gb PS3 is so good looking...so good looking in fact I own 3 of them. Here's two:

Also from that pic I like the look of my 360 Slim glossy edition and black Wii...very nice.

Also one of my rarest items is the Sega D-Direct Limited Edition Super-Black Dreamcast (only available in Japan and not available in stores):

And if we're including handhelds...no contest, the Vita:

So good I have two...amazing device especially whilst playing UNO on it (for those who know what I'm talking about!).

Halo 3 or PES 6...ahhh.

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[QUOTE="delta3074"]yo know the 60GB is a rare console now right? his point was that all launch hardare has problems, try finding a launch 20GB Ps3 that still works, he wasn't on about individual consoles, PS1 and Ps2 where notorioulsy unreliable the first year, i went through 4 Ps1',same with the xbox, i wnet through 2 of those, the only console harware i have found to be reliable off the Bat is nintendo's.delta3074

Re-read what he said "show me one that was done properly" and I said 60gb launch from JAPAN as they were made in Japan and have very good reliability.

I have currently in my possession 3 60gb PS3s - a CECHA00, CHECA01 and a CECHA03...they all work.

Learn to read.

Are you seriously an idiot or something? Launch 60gb US...agreed. 60gb EU agreed. However, he asked for ONE example of when launch hardware was done right...I said the Japanese 60gb PS3 at launch which were and still are reliable. I don't give a crap about every other hardware launch in the history of gaming...I gave an example that he asked for and it's valid thus contradicting his secondary point.