PS3 vs 360

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Originally Posted by gekko

PS3 has been hope for a better future since the day it came out, and still is. Might as well run for President.

Xbox 360 is the best gaming experience you'll ever have, and isn't full of hopeful dreams.

well said, well said.


Thanks guys, not quite sure what route to go yet. For the moment the 360 seems to be winning by an inch. I really do crave the ability to fluidly play online on one interconnected service. The HD aspect does kind of bug me, although is it possible that Microsoft will swallow their pride and release a blueray extension similar to their HD DVD one? If that is the case than I may indeed be sold on the 360. Hmmm, decisions decisions.

[Aladuf]

^^ It's pretty much not possible that they are gonna put on a 360 Blu-Ray drive, they're not taking that route. Microsoft wants to do all that Digital Distribution shit.

[Yoda9864]

PC for ever!!!!

But seriously, stay with PC...

[Bond]

Microsoft certainly hasn't denied the possibility of an add-on Blu-ray player or one built into the Elite model. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's definitely not going to happen. Although Blu-ray has beat out HD-DVD, that still doesn't mean Blu-ray is going to become the next generation format. So it might be another foolish move on Microsoft's part if they did incorporate Bluray into the 360.

[Perfect Stu]

Originally Posted by Bond

Microsoft certainly hasn't denied the possibility of an add-on Blu-ray player or one built into the Elite model. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's definitely not going to happen. Although Blu-ray has beat out HD-DVD, that still doesn't mean Blu-ray is going to become the next generation format. So it might be another foolish move on Microsoft's part if they did incorporate Bluray into the 360.

It has sold well enough to this point to guaruntee a pretty significant place in the market for several years.

[Renwood]

Get an Xbox 360.

That means I'll won't bump into your tomfoolery on my elitist PlayStation Network risen on the backs of lesser online services, and for free too.

And Blu-Ray, etc.