PS3: Assassin's creed 1

Generation: Wii Sports

Ever: mario kart 64

[QUOTE="Damian3395"]

If you are a proud user of the PS3 and you hate how microsoft can just run over us because its a multi billionaire company.

Then don't buy the Stimulus Package, unless they set a fair date for both consoles and PC can get the map pack.

Spread the word to your friends and count up the people.

Write topics about this on other websites, post videos on youtube, catch the attention of Infinity Ward.

Warriorboy1990

they dont favor the 360, they favor money, and since they sell more copies of their games on the 360, theyll try to appeal to the 360 first to make more money. Plus M$ spent all the money they got from charging for online and spent it on the right to that DLC

no they didn't, I just had to say that. guarantee someone's gonna hate on me for being sarcastic.

Now im gonna buy either BFBC2 or MAG, dont know which one to get hmm

nelson415

from what Ive heard, BFBC2 works a little smoother (dont have to deal with 40 bad connections at the same time) and the destructibility is awesome, but frankly, if you can afford it, get both.

Stop listening to all the fanboys for both sides of the console argument. both consoles are great. the 360 has cross-game chat and the ability to add friends straight from your in-game group/party. other than that, 360 just works a little bit smoother. not a lot, and PSN works fine.

The whole "PS3 is for SP, 360 is for MP" crap is bs, PS3 is great online. Either one is fine, it just depends on what your friends have and what you plan on using the console for. if you want a multimedia center and gaming, get PS3, if your friends have 360 and you dont care about a multimedia center, get 360.

Online games: COD: MW2, MGS4, Killzone 2, LBP, GTA IV, Battlefield BC2, MAG, Resistance 2 are probably the best ones. LBP is the only 1 there that isnt a shooter. and MW2 is awesome. :)

No, the PS3s are not safe. They are deadly. I lost an uncle to one.

Bunyatto

i changed my mind. this^ :P

every piece of hardware that has ever been created has had a chance of failure, even the PS3. however, the problems are nothing like the RROD of the 360. Go for it, not many PS3's have broken down.

World of Goo on the Nintendo Wii

[QUOTE="marchofthenoobs"]

[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]

Poor design, Poor quality parts, nickel and dime everything, overpriced accessories. Great number of games, ok online (not great because of fee)

navyguy21

this guy hit the nail on the head. he just forgot to mention that the X360 is now more expensive since the PS3 price drop, since wifi is free on the PS3 and a ridiculous $100 on the X360, and still works pretty bad even with the added expense. plus bluetooth.

so what if Im a fanboy? am I lying? plus, the guy that quoted me about bluetooth, "who cares about bluetooth?" what do I do if I don't want to use the headset that comes with the system? oh, thats right, nothing, since without bluetooth there is no alternative. or, what if i get the arcade or premium versions? looks like I have to buy my own $60 headset, don't I?

The 360 does have a great game lineup, Im not denying that. As far a software is concerned, the 360 has a great lineup of exclusives, (even if many of them technically aren't exclusives) and while its debatable, they probably have the advantage on that category. but the 360 just pales with hardware in comparison to the PS3. And I'm not saying the PS3 is better either, i think the 360 is a great system. but in my eyes, it's not worth the price tag.

and by the way, I don't own either system. I have a wii, and love it, so I'm making this argument from the 3rd person perspective. I play neither, I own neither, but doing research has led me to this conclusion.

Poor design, Poor quality parts, nickel and dime everything, overpriced accessories. Great number of games, ok online (not great because of fee)

04dcarraher

this guy hit the nail on the head. he just forgot to mention that the X360 is now more expensive since the PS3 price drop, since wifi is free on the PS3 and a ridiculous $100 on the X360, and still works pretty bad even with the added expense. plus bluetooth.

The Wii Remote Controller is one of the most advanced controllers out there. It has a built in speaker, motion technology, rumble, wireless, ,bluetooth expansion, infrared technology, and memory. While every feature may not be expensive, it is quite involved.

flazzle

sure, the Wii remote has all that stuff, but it's all pretty poor quality. bad speaker, very little memory, bad infrared technology rarely knows where you're really pointing). the rest of that stuff is kinda hard to screw up. so sure, the wii remote does lots, but it doesn't do it as well as it should, which is where wii motion plus comes in. it really does work, but unfortunately only 1 decent game uses it, wii sports resort.