Bodhesatva said
Ah, then if expense is your concern, you should definitely get a Wii. You can buy one for half the price of a PS3, and it comes with a game! In addition, the new games are 10 dollars cheaper, so you save money in the long run, as well. |
Lol, you can't just give the polar extremes and say that those are the best two options. An up to date PC has the best specs, but is undoubtedly the most expensive. A Wii is definitely least expensive console, but is also the weakest console, by a considerable margin (anyone see Spiderman or Harry Potter on Wii???). That doesn't mean the Wii doesn't have advantages in other places, but that is not the issue. The PS3 or the 360 are somewhere in between, and are good options for a lot of people. First party publishers are able to do some pretty phenomenal things as well since they often build their own engines, their own tools, and do not rely on stuff like DX 10 (which is fantastic), but it limits the game in some ways because it is not hand-made for that game.
In any case, every console/computer can do something better than the others, so the point is somewhat moot.
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