They're all a tie

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[QUOTE="nuge004"]

[QUOTE="dr-venkman"]I've got a 60gig launch PS3, and a 360 Elite. I bought a 30 foot Ethernet cable so I could wire up my 360. I didn't have to buy anything for my PS3 or even my Wii. They have WiFi. And even though it doesn't matter to me that much. Both have free online to boot. I bought the HD-DVD add-on (On sale of course) for my 360. My PS3 came with Blu-ray built in. Now my HD-DVD is obsolete. And I bought it when my 360 didn't have HDMI. I've since replaced my 2nd 360 with an Elite due to freezing problems. I'm still on my launch PS3. I've replaced my Divx player with my PS3. It plays almost any file I throw at it. And it upscales on top of that. The 360 forces me to convert my files if they want to played. But for all I know an update could have fixed 360's playability issues. I haven't tried to watch anything in years on the 360. My PS3 has a built in card reader, and 4 HDMI ports. My 360 doesn't. My PS3 has Bluetooth. My 360 doesn't. Even my damn phone has Bluetooth! I can access my PS3 with my PSP from anywhere in the world that has an internet connection. Other then play full PS3 games, I can do anything that I could usually do with my PS3. Including playing movies, music, play downloadable games, or download any new demos, ect. I can't do any of this with my 360. Since I'm lucky to have a launch PS3, I have full backwards compatibility. My biggest gripe when 360 came out was lack of this. I still can't play Riddick or the Warriors. If you think I'm buying a new original Xbox, you're f'ing kidding yourself. If the 360 was fully compatible, It would probably be my favorite system this year. I loved the original Xbox. And I have plenty of great games that I would still love to play through. People can argue about the better games till the cows come home. I get to play the best of everything. But as a value... I've got two PS3's, and only one 360 (Although it's technically my 3rd one) One PS3 I don't even use for gaming. It's simply an amazing multimedia device. Team_Microsoft

Did anybody mention that the PS3 also has an internet browser that can play flash players online.

lol Wow cows have lowered themselves into playing Flash Gameson the PS3 instead of playing retail Games, i dont blame you guys there's barely any games Worth playing.

What are you smoking, PS3 has just as much games as X360, if not more, then there's multiplatforms. YOU FAIL.

I've got a 60gig launch PS3, and a 360 Elite. I bought a 30 foot Ethernet cable so I could wire up my 360. I didn't have to buy anything for my PS3 or even my Wii. They have WiFi. And even though it doesn't matter to me that much. Both have free online to boot. I bought the HD-DVD add-on (On sale of course) for my 360. My PS3 came with Blu-ray built in. Now my HD-DVD is obsolete. And I bought it when my 360 didn't have HDMI. I've since replaced my 2nd 360 with an Elite due to freezing problems. I'm still on my launch PS3. I've replaced my Divx player with my PS3. It plays almost any file I throw at it. And it upscales on top of that. The 360 forces me to convert my files if they want to played. But for all I know an update could have fixed 360's playability issues. I haven't tried to watch anything in years on the 360. My PS3 has a built in card reader, and 4 HDMI ports. My 360 doesn't. My PS3 has Bluetooth. My 360 doesn't. Even my damn phone has Bluetooth! I can access my PS3 with my PSP from anywhere in the world that has an internet connection. Other then play full PS3 games, I can do anything that I could usually do with my PS3. Including playing movies, music, play downloadable games, or download any new demos, ect. I can't do any of this with my 360. Since I'm lucky to have a launch PS3, I have full backwards compatibility. My biggest gripe when 360 came out was lack of this. I still can't play Riddick or the Warriors. If you think I'm buying a new original Xbox, you're f'ing kidding yourself. If the 360 was fully compatible, It would probably be my favorite system this year. I loved the original Xbox. And I have plenty of great games that I would still love to play through. People can argue about the better games till the cows come home. I get to play the best of everything. But as a value... I've got two PS3's, and only one 360 (Although it's technically my 3rd one) One PS3 I don't even use for gaming. It's simply an amazing multimedia device. dr-venkman

Did anybody mention that the PS3 also has an internet browser that can play video flash players online.

[QUOTE="nuge004"]Noob question, what is steam?Gta3-fan334

Thanks

[QUOTE="kidcool189"][QUOTE="nuge004"]

If anything, Hermits and Lemmings are more like bastard step brothers the way they go at it in SW, lol

surrealnumber5

HAHAHA, I literally just laughed out loud.

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[QUOTE="JunkTrap"]HDMI cables should hardly be a factor just as less as the network cables. You can find cheap HDMI cables that function just as great as premium cables such as monster. Mavlow

Sorry generic cables do not function as well as Monster cables.

On topic the 360 is a better value just because it has a wider, larger, selection of awesome games. The value is in how you use your system.

LOL how about you do not comment on things you are not knowledgeable on, it just makes you look stupid . Digital signals either work or they dont. Enjoy your $120 monster cable while my $5 monoprice cable works EXACTLY the same way as your monster cable.

HAHA, Mavlow is right, the only thing the monster cables have over the dirt cheap HDMI cables online is that they are packaged much more nicely. But it's really funny how you actually thought it made a difference just because you spent $90 extra on it, you my friend aren't a smart shopper.