true lol
the ps3 would be my music source, an internet browser, a video player, and a games machine. all id use the wii for is the odd game of bowling. id get soo bored of it.
now, the Nintendo Wii is geared toward a different crowd, and has a different goal. The Wii's innovative controller just makes it unique. You could think of it as just a recreational device.
It actually is more like a PS2 than a PS3, but see, thats not the point. It's more of a toy then a serious console or media device (like the PS3).
As a recreational device, the Wii does its job, and does it well. I wouldn't recommend it for serious gamers tho, as the controls are awkward for a lot of games.
That is true. The 360 is good for certain games, most noteably halo, but xbox fanboys forget that theres also great exclusive games for PS3. Like me, i'm a huge Halo fan, so i have a 360, and i will get a PS3 for games like MGS4 and such.
Home seems very interesting and innovative, as a little 3-D world. Reminds me of Sims 2 and Second Life, except it actually has a purpose. I like this idea, as it adds a little flavor and specialty to Home, whereas Xbox's tab system is rather plain. I'm not saying its better, i'm just saying it seems more interesting, innovative, and next generation.
To me, the whole 8.5GB vs 50GB argument plays a huge part in this. Anyone who really understands technology would know that as it advances, more and more space and more demanding hardware is required. Personally I think thats the #1 drawback of the 360, in that the processing hardware is very advanced, but its medium holds games back from their full potential. Nevertheless I look forward to Halo 3 and other great 360 games available soon.
i got my pc, and im happy, i could care less what console is better
See, the main difference is that, witha console, you'll buy it once, and thats it (well, xbox live has a fee, but u know wut i mean).
PC's require the user to keep upgrading their hardware over time, and hardware upgrades have become more expensive then before, as technology advances faster and faster every year. The time in between upgrades are exponentiallly shorter with PC's, making it more expensive to maintain an optimal gaming PC. This is what turned me off from PC Gaming, and this is why there are a lack of PC titles (other than FPS's) to choose from.
PC Gaming has a massive advantage in that every game is manipulatable in many many ways, in modding, savegames, and of course, the controls. I personally belive that Kbd+Mouse OWNS any controller for FPS games, as accuracy and movement is so easy to achieve.
But yeah, for me personally, the I cannot afford to buy a new video card and double my ram every month, (and believe me, thats whats required these days).
with consoles i dont have to worry about that, and i dont need to mess around with the graphical settings to see its full potential vs. whats optimal with my system. I just plug and play
It's good that you can afford PC gaming though. Games like Bioshock and Crysis look far more in depth than a lot of games i've seen for consoles, and i look forward to trying them out.
