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Forums - Gaming Discussion - Now that the generation is all but over, which console won YOUR heart?

 

Your choice?

Wii 118 23.65%
 
PS3 227 45.49%
 
360 128 25.65%
 
None of the above 26 5.21%
 
Total:499
green_sky on 16 January 2013
sales2099 said:
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
User was banned from the thread for this post

Boo!

?!?!?!!?

Didn't think my post was ban worthy. And I did answer the OP. I just wanted to know your stance on when a generation ends.

When Sony says so.

Seriously. The generation for Nintendo has ended but as a whole when PS4 and 720 are both out.



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bertlsenix on 16 January 2013

Started this Gen as a 360 gamer.I even got my 3rd 360 before my first PS3 but PS3 is clearly the only choice here if you count the years after 2008.
But this Gen isn't over - The PS3 has like 20+ Exclusives still to come this year worldwide.
And some of the biggest that will define gaming new are coming this year > The Last of Us(best Console graphics in this Gen,best AI ever achieved and all that stuff),Beyond Two Souls(new way of facial animations,new storytelling and gameplay),NiNoKuni(new approach on J-RPGs) and God of War

2nd answer > PC for the Multiplats that aren't better on the PS3(upcoming Crysis 3 probably for example - But yolo maxed out on PC and stuff <3).Or Skyrim with 1013897 Mods that make it look like a game from 2020 <3



KungKras on 16 January 2013

At first Wii, but then it lost me when it became obvious Nintendo wasn't going to follow up on the revolution.

So.... PC, as usual.



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cannonballZ on 16 January 2013

360 definitely won me over this gen. I didn't even purchase it. It was a gift. I bought ps3 day 1. I still have my ps3 phat. Also purchased Wii at launch. But in the end, I enjoyed my xbox so much more. The control had a lot to do with it. I love the 360 control.



echoesfromthepast on 16 January 2013

For me it's not the console that won my heart but the games

Xenoblade Chronicles

therefore Wii



     
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sales2099 on 16 January 2013
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
User was banned from the thread for this post

Boo!

?!?!?!!?

Didn't think my post was ban worthy. And I did answer the OP. I just wanted to know your stance on when a generation ends.

You were banned for bringing potentially thread-ruining content into it, with an obvious purpose behind it, which is why I didn't respond.

A generation ends when games stop coming 

Contradicts your title wouldnt you say?



Xbox: Best hardware, Game Pass best value, best BC, more 1st party genres and multiplayer titles. 

 

NoirSon on 16 January 2013

The Wii is my main console although I do have to admit, the 360 has won me over a great deal.



sales2099 on 16 January 2013
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
pezus said:
sales2099 said:
User was banned from the thread for this post

Boo!

?!?!?!!?

Didn't think my post was ban worthy. And I did answer the OP. I just wanted to know your stance on when a generation ends.

You were banned for bringing potentially thread-ruining content into it, with an obvious purpose behind it, which is why I didn't respond.

A generation ends when games stop coming 

Contradicts your title wouldnt you say?

No, that I wouldn't say

3rd parties could bring games to 360/PS3 for years. Hardly "all but over" if you think that way.



Xbox: Best hardware, Game Pass best value, best BC, more 1st party genres and multiplayer titles. 

 

Mensrea on 16 January 2013

I started out with a wii, until PS3 became just too good.




Veknoid_Outcast on 16 January 2013

Spent the most time and money on Xbox 360, but my heart belongs to Wii.

I got a healthy dose of Mario, Metroid, and Zelda, and I was able to catch up on classics from the Virtual Console. Plus backwards compatibility with GCN games and all the great local co-op Wii games. Most importantly, I was able to share the Wii with all my family and friends.