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Bigger next generation userbase. Lead platform for more games. Better multiplatforms, confirmed. Graphical power that can compete with the Playstation 3 for less money.

dont mean a thing, sony still the official champions. Role with the champ.

And so far, the exclusives (only comparing Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 here) are better on the Xbox 360. It's hard to believe how well Microsoft is doing. Or is it how terrible Sony is performing?

G10mgs4

What??!! for you maybe, sony still the champ worldwide.

dont think so...he is right, in two years MS has taken more marketshare than anyone anticipated, 10 million consoles in 2 years is still very good.

Uhhh....not really.....

The Xbox sold 25 million in 5 years. That's an average of 5 million per year. The 360's sales rate only averages out to slightly above 6 million per year. And I don't think anyone would call the Xbox (or GameCube) a sales success.

I was talking about the 360 and the next gen consoles market as it is know. X360 marketshare is much bigger than that of Sony, making it the prefered machine for developers right now. Something that belonged to sony for many years.

Compared to its predecesor, the 360 has sold faster than the xbox1 at the time. In almost 2 years. Taking in mind that xbox1 was the first system from a company that only made software, it did sale very well. This shows that with the 360 they have made a VERY big progress.

I don't disagree that the 360 is a huge step forward for Microsoft, but speaking from the industry's frame of reference, it's still selling below par. And the Dreamcast sold 10 million units in its first year, too. (Of course, the PS2 sold a hell of a lot better in its first year than the PS3 did, which contributed to the Dreamcast's demise; ain't no console gonna be intimidated to death by the PS3's sales.)

also the dreamcats only sold near 2 million, its whol life time

it sold more then 10 million buddy

cant even hit the 1 mill in japan talking about erasing playstation history..... :lol:

hillarious site

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suddenly we all forgot about this ?

http://www.maltastar.com/pages/msFullArt.asp?an=14323

- Microsoft tried to cover up the XBOX 360 failure rate

- Apple edit Microsoft entries, adding more negative comments about its rival

- Bill Gates revenge? Microsoft edits Apple entries, adding more negative comments about its rival

- The Vatican edits Irish Catholic politician Gerry Adams page

- In the 9/11 Wikipedia article, the NRA added that "Iraq was involved in 9/11"

- Exxon Mobil edits spillages and eco-system destruction from oil spillages article

- FBI edits Guantanamo Bay, removing numerous pictures

- Oil company ChevronTexaco removes informative biodiesel article and deletes a paragraph regarding fines against the company

- Scientology removes criticism and negatives article from Scientology page

- Al Jazeera TV station adds that the foundation of Iraq was just as bad as the Holocaust

- Amnesty International removes negative comments

- Dell Computers deletes negative comments on customer services and removes a passage how the company outsources work to third world countries

- MySpace removes paragraph when their website was hacked

- EA Games deletes whole paragraphs of criticism about employment practices and business methods

- Dog breeding association deletes whole paragraphs about fatal attacks by dogs on humans - US Republican Party changes the "Post-Saddam" section of the Baath Party article to a different account of the war, changing the language from "US-led occupation" to "US-led liberation"

- Fox News removes all controversial topics against the network from the Fox News page

- News of the World deletes a number of criticism against the paper

- Nestle removes negative comments on its business practices from its page

- UN address calls journalist Oriana Fallaci a racist 'prostitute'

- Portuguese government removes entries about Prime Minister's scandals

- DieBold, the company that controversially supplied computerised polling stations in the US elections, removes numerous paragraphs with negative comments

- Walmart removes criticism of outsourcing work. The retailer also changes negative paragraphs of underpaid workforce

- Sony removes harmful paragraphs against blu-ray systems

- Someone at Reuters calls Bush "a mass murderer"

- Coca Cola removes negative content about its effects

- British Conservative Party removes negative references of its MPs and deletes paragraph of the party's old policies

- US University adds the "prestigious" adjective to its page

- Boeing edits from "Boeing is a leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer" to "Boeing is the leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer"

- MSN Search is "a major competitor to Google". That's what MSN added to their page

- BBC changes Blair's drink from coffee to vodka and his workout from the gym to the bedroom. Someone from the BBC also changes Bush's page, changing the name from "George Walker Bush" to "George Wan*** Bush"

- Someone from The Guardian edits the Wikipedia page of rival newspaper The Times. Originally in the article it is said that The Times sells more than The Guardian. After the edit, The Guardian sells more.

they are all doing it even the FBI

-Beowulf

so I guess that makes it ok to do then?

did i say that ?

suddenly we all forgot about this ?

http://www.maltastar.com/pages/msFullArt.asp?an=14323

- Microsoft tried to cover up the XBOX 360 failure rate

- Apple edit Microsoft entries, adding more negative comments about its rival

- Bill Gates revenge? Microsoft edits Apple entries, adding more negative comments about its rival

- The Vatican edits Irish Catholic politician Gerry Adams page

- In the 9/11 Wikipedia article, the NRA added that "Iraq was involved in 9/11"

- Exxon Mobil edits spillages and eco-system destruction from oil spillages article

- FBI edits Guantanamo Bay, removing numerous pictures

- Oil company ChevronTexaco removes informative biodiesel article and deletes a paragraph regarding fines against the company

- Scientology removes criticism and negatives article from Scientology page

- Al Jazeera TV station adds that the foundation of Iraq was just as bad as the Holocaust

- Amnesty International removes negative comments

- Dell Computers deletes negative comments on customer services and removes a passage how the company outsources work to third world countries

- MySpace removes paragraph when their website was hacked

- EA Games deletes whole paragraphs of criticism about employment practices and business methods

- Dog breeding association deletes whole paragraphs about fatal attacks by dogs on humans - US Republican Party changes the "Post-Saddam" section of the Baath Party article to a different account of the war, changing the language from "US-led occupation" to "US-led liberation"

- Fox News removes all controversial topics against the network from the Fox News page

- News of the World deletes a number of criticism against the paper

- Nestle removes negative comments on its business practices from its page

- UN address calls journalist Oriana Fallaci a racist 'prostitute'

- Portuguese government removes entries about Prime Minister's scandals

- DieBold, the company that controversially supplied computerised polling stations in the US elections, removes numerous paragraphs with negative comments

- Walmart removes criticism of outsourcing work. The retailer also changes negative paragraphs of underpaid workforce

- Sony removes harmful paragraphs against blu-ray systems

- Someone at Reuters calls Bush "a mass murderer"

- Coca Cola removes negative content about its effects

- British Conservative Party removes negative references of its MPs and deletes paragraph of the party's old policies

- US University adds the "prestigious" adjective to its page

- Boeing edits from "Boeing is a leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer" to "Boeing is the leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer"

- MSN Search is "a major competitor to Google". That's what MSN added to their page

- BBC changes Blair's drink from coffee to vodka and his workout from the gym to the bedroom. Someone from the BBC also changes Bush's page, changing the name from "George Walker Bush" to "George Wan*** Bush"

- Someone from The Guardian edits the Wikipedia page of rival newspaper The Times. Originally in the article it is said that The Times sells more than The Guardian. After the edit, The Guardian sells more.

they are all doing it even the FBI

maybe you should check your internet connection

works fine here

http://www.n4g.com/ps3/NewsCom-65159.aspx#Comments

In what looks like the "dumbest" comparison, EGM have decided to side by side compare Halo 3 - due out on release in under 3 weeks, with the alpha build of Sony's KillZone 2 that was previewed at E3. Despite the game being almost a year away from completion, and despite the developers noting that the A.I was not yet complete, the journalists at EGM wanted to include the game in their "Best Of.." section of the magazine and it seemed like the only category best suited for KillZone 2 was the "Dumbest AI".

This is a direct contradiction from the latest hands-on by IGN and Game Informer, whom actually chose to note the positives of the early version of the game in relation to the "aggressively good" intelligence of the game.

comparing a game that comes out in less then 3 weeks to a game in alpha how stupid can you be

its official EGM are microsofts lapdogs

An update is an improvement, no matter how small.

So to all of those who are unhappy with it:

Would you like some cheese with your whine?

thebestMGer

yes plz

2.0 thats what im waiting for......

no difference

but lets put it this way THEY BOTH LOOK CRAP....

I think that you shoud let itBURN!!

Beast_Unit

man why did you do that ?

why did you kill this topic ?

i was having fun