I got my PS3For Gran Turismo (dowloaded the latest demo from Japan last night. That was fun, all those picture-letters) and Metal Gear more than anything.
They're getting to be a good deal now I reckon. Just watch what you get. My 60gb model has actual hardware for playing PS2 and PS1 games inside, instead of emulation stuff the new ones have, so I lucked out.
Plus I like the fact that wireless is built-in, as is Blu-ray (you need to pay extra for both and they're both external on the 360, it all adds up) and the firmware updates are adding more and more interesting things. You can also upgrade the hard drive with any 2.5' HDD you like, and it reinstalls stuff all by itself, without invalidating the warrenty.
And, you need to pay for X-Box Live on the 360, not sure how much, but all online stuff on the PS3 is free too.
(They're getting to be a good deal now I reckon. Just watch what you get. My 60gb model has actual hardware for playing PS2 and PS1 games inside, instead of emulation stuff the new ones have, so I lucked out.
Plus I like the fact that wireless is built-in, as is Blu-ray (you need to pay extra for both and they're both external on the 360, it all adds up) and the firmware updates are adding more and more interesting things. You can also upgrade the hard drive with any 2.5' HDD you like, and it reinstalls stuff all by itself, without invalidating the warrenty.
And, you need to pay for X-Box Live on the 360, not sure how much, but all online stuff on the PS3 is free too.
mr_wicksy is.... old.,
Thu 29 Nov 2007, 11:01,
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In factthe new cheap 40 gig ones don't do backward compatability *at all*. not even in software.
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fross Read your email on,
Thu 29 Nov 2007, 11:10,
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Really?Jeez. Shows you really need to keep an eye on the specs. All these models are great, but they are difficult to keep track of!
( mr_wicksy is.... old.,
Thu 29 Nov 2007, 11:12,
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