My point is that the "it just works" is just as untrue as a statement as when Apple make it about their OS systems and other products and the fact that even low range PC hardware is twice as capable as the consoles.HyenaThePirate said:I'm not sure I get your point...jamesworkshop said:HyenaThePirate said:ZippyDSMlee said:If the PS3 had two or three times as much ramm it would really be the most powerful system that could easily rival mid range gaming PCs but with the ram and coding issues its bearly the 360s equal most of the time, not saying it wont get better but devs/pubs chase graphics and power and now cloud computing and forget games are meant to be fun not pretty....
At the end of the day, you'll spend $300 on the PS3, and know that ANY game you buy for it will WORK straight out the box, no hunting down and updating drivers, no tweaking settings, no calibrating controller schemes... it just WORKS and works well.
OR, you can spend a cool "G", and end up with a PC that STILL might have difficulties playing the latest PC game, spend hours messing with settings to get the framerate and visuals JUST right, adjusting a controller scheme, and still possibly wind up with errors.
The PS3 does what it's designed to do and does it well, every time without fail, something that the PC community can not claim.
No system is ever perfect, consoles have bugs and slow framerates and graphical glitches and So does the PC.
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"it just works and works well" certainly can't be applied to backwards compatabilty, supported video media formats or the Web browser + Flash support.
I know because I own one