Then obviously the 360 isn't doing well. The PS3 is outselling the 360 everywhere in the world, except the USA. Too bad the ps3 is still last.[QUOTE="alexfla"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] More specifically i'm talking US sales.Warriorboy1990
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Unless you some how count the Virtual boy (:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:), then your wrong.
Sony was pushing 3D game support before Nintendo announced the 3DS (they're a TV company after all)
dercoo
huh?
it was already 'seen'
that's like giving credit to MS and ignoring Sega's online push with the Dreamcast.
I played the Virtual boy (had it for less than a week), it had no real 3D.
It was the worst console ever made.
How can a 3d only console not have real 3d????It maybe wasnt as advanced as it would be now but it was still 3d.[QUOTE="tagyhag"]I agree, Sony has ushered things never before seen in the video gaming scene. Like 3D!...Oh wait...Um...Motion control!!No wait...Uhh best graphical game?... I got one! Blu-ray. Take THAT the past! :Ddercoo
You do know Sony announced 3D before Nintendo right...
Thats where you are wrong.You cant return opened items which is what happens when you buy anything from the store.If you want to return the game, keep the receipt and the box and stuff. 99% of stores let you return within the first week or first few days. Not a ridiculous concept. Where do you live where you can't return games?
Vaasman
You must be unlucky,most of the games i own for the 360 have free dlc like halo and red dead.I remember the good ol days of live, where $49.99 would get me Online Multiplayer and Free Addition Game Content. I just recently got back on xbox live. Didn't mind coughing up the 50 bucks, really. However, realizing that I had to spend an addition $20 just to properly play the games I wanted to play--well that didn't sit too well. Why is it that Sony can charge nothing and essentially give the same service? Now that money is being spent within xbox live, shouldn't the base service be free?
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