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when i went over to play black ops zombies on his PS3...the controls felt Weird and unusual
Your system, and why you prefer it.
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when i went over to play black ops zombies on his PS3...the controls felt Weird and unusual
My gaming pc. It's so awesome that it can even run Metro 2033 without a problem. <3
Console-wise, PS3.
Console-wise, PS3.
PC.
Mouse and Keyboard. and 360 Controller when required (racers mostly)
Better Graphics (DX11 for example)
Minecraft <3
Plus I built it myself, it stands 4 feet tall. Jet Black, with Steel Plates hinged over the front (ThermalTake Armor) and it pours out with UV and Daylight Neon Blue.
<3
Mouse and Keyboard. and 360 Controller when required (racers mostly)
Better Graphics (DX11 for example)
Minecraft <3
Plus I built it myself, it stands 4 feet tall. Jet Black, with Steel Plates hinged over the front (ThermalTake Armor) and it pours out with UV and Daylight Neon Blue.
<3
DS, i can take it with me, anywhere
an PC, cause if i'm a play something, at home its probably an MMO (Vindictus) or something i got off steam, since ya know >.> its kinda on all the time an i'm lazy like that
a month ago i would a said PS3 >.> but now i'm wondering why i HAVE it
an PC, cause if i'm a play something, at home its probably an MMO (Vindictus) or something i got off steam, since ya know >.> its kinda on all the time an i'm lazy like that
a month ago i would a said PS3 >.> but now i'm wondering why i HAVE it
I have a PS3 which I still play a little but I'm starting to move towards the PC because of the great sales that Steam has. It allows me to buy more games than I would be able to for my PS3 and for less money. I've only had Steam for less than a year but have acquired more games for it than my PS3 which I've had for 3 years now.
I've got xbox360, psp, DS, a Wii, and of course a computer.
When Xbox first came out I loved halo and the other FPS games, and the controller design was/ still is definitely superior to the other consoles. Then I played Morrowind and I was hooked. Best game ever, so I had to get a 360 to see what the next one would be.
The psp is nice but it just couldn't compare to the DS in really any way to me.
The Wii was fun, at first. But the whole motion sensor thing got old really fast, and I stopped caring about it.
Anymore I pretty much just play PC games. RPGs and MMOs have become my favorite genres when I game.
When Xbox first came out I loved halo and the other FPS games, and the controller design was/ still is definitely superior to the other consoles. Then I played Morrowind and I was hooked. Best game ever, so I had to get a 360 to see what the next one would be.
The psp is nice but it just couldn't compare to the DS in really any way to me.
The Wii was fun, at first. But the whole motion sensor thing got old really fast, and I stopped caring about it.
Anymore I pretty much just play PC games. RPGs and MMOs have become my favorite genres when I game.
At this point, it is probably honestly just because I have it. I wont refuse to play a PS3, and hope to have one eventually, but at first it was too expensive, and primarily an expensive bluray player. I like games, not movies. Also I hated Sony overall for how they acted. They have gotten better, including their commercials which went from elitists, to hillarious. (I love the current ad style)
The controller too. It is rounder, and feels better to me.
Not in effect yet, but the Kinect, should I get one, seems superior than PS move. Can always add a device, harder to remove one.
The controller too. It is rounder, and feels better to me.
Not in effect yet, but the Kinect, should I get one, seems superior than PS move. Can always add a device, harder to remove one.
I like my 360 more than the ps3 for a variety of reasons. The main one was that the 360 was cheaper when it came out. The secondary reason is because the ps3 has no exclusives that interest me, compared to me liking nearly all of the 360 exclusives. The third reason is because I have never had any kind of playstation, and I had the original xbox, so the 360 seemed like the logical choice.
EDIT: I also love my PC, for obvious reasons, but I never think to mention it because I forget that there are gamers that exist that don't use one.
EDIT: I also love my PC, for obvious reasons, but I never think to mention it because I forget that there are gamers that exist that don't use one.
Ps3 and PsP because my laptop is great at everything except gaming. I want a gaming PC, but most employers in my area will not hire anyone under 16, so getting a job isn't going to be easy until October.
I've got reasons to like each system.
Wii - It's got a few exclusive titles worth playing, Netflix is implemented better than on the 360, it has the types of games my girlfriend likes, so since I'm more flexible about the games I'll play than she is, it's something I get to do with her. Bonus that it's her Wii and I just had to keep my GC controllers.
360 - It's got Plants vs Zombies with Co-op and vs Mode. Other than that, really just a few other titles that aren't available elsewhere, or run poorly on the PS3. I prefer Catherine box art for the 360.
PS3 - Online multiplayer is free, no stupid points system for buying content off PSN, blu-ray and home theatre system integrated, easy ripping of music CDs, massive list of exclusives I like. More of my friends like the PS3 than 360, Wii comes in second, 360 third.
PC - First Person Shooters, I love them. At this point I haven't had a chance to try Move shooters on PS3, but I really want to see how it goes. Free online multiplayer is also great, along with the rest of the strong points of the PS3. I'm not so fond of my laptop overheating in FEAR though, but that's more that it's a crappy laptop with the same quality as the average 360.
OnLive - It doesn't make my laptop overheat, so I can keep playing First Person Shooters. If I had a PS3 right now (I just used my roommate's before), I might not care much as I'm mostly playing UTIII on OnLive.
PS3 & PC are my personal preferred systems, they both have a strong overlap in features (IE, tons of stuff the Wii and 360 just don't have), and they've got the largest list of exclusives. Between the two of them, a 360 is pretty pointless to own. The Wii is kind of like the PS2 - massive catalog of games with backwards compatibility. The PS2 has an excellent selection of RPGs, the Wii doesn't have an excellent selection of anything, but it does have enough titles to make a good number of random games that are fun to play.
Wii - It's got a few exclusive titles worth playing, Netflix is implemented better than on the 360, it has the types of games my girlfriend likes, so since I'm more flexible about the games I'll play than she is, it's something I get to do with her. Bonus that it's her Wii and I just had to keep my GC controllers.
360 - It's got Plants vs Zombies with Co-op and vs Mode. Other than that, really just a few other titles that aren't available elsewhere, or run poorly on the PS3. I prefer Catherine box art for the 360.
PS3 - Online multiplayer is free, no stupid points system for buying content off PSN, blu-ray and home theatre system integrated, easy ripping of music CDs, massive list of exclusives I like. More of my friends like the PS3 than 360, Wii comes in second, 360 third.
PC - First Person Shooters, I love them. At this point I haven't had a chance to try Move shooters on PS3, but I really want to see how it goes. Free online multiplayer is also great, along with the rest of the strong points of the PS3. I'm not so fond of my laptop overheating in FEAR though, but that's more that it's a crappy laptop with the same quality as the average 360.
OnLive - It doesn't make my laptop overheat, so I can keep playing First Person Shooters. If I had a PS3 right now (I just used my roommate's before), I might not care much as I'm mostly playing UTIII on OnLive.
PS3 & PC are my personal preferred systems, they both have a strong overlap in features (IE, tons of stuff the Wii and 360 just don't have), and they've got the largest list of exclusives. Between the two of them, a 360 is pretty pointless to own. The Wii is kind of like the PS2 - massive catalog of games with backwards compatibility. The PS2 has an excellent selection of RPGs, the Wii doesn't have an excellent selection of anything, but it does have enough titles to make a good number of random games that are fun to play.
XD hilarious. And yeah once you have a decent job it's all too easy to just buy everything. Which is exactly what I did too. My Wii so far is just there for gamecube games and keeping the dust off of a small portion of my furniture.Daystar Clarion said:
If I had to absolutely pick one of my systems it would be the 360 just because I really do enjoy Gears of War, Fable and Mass Effect. I would very much miss MGS4 and Demon's Souls though.