| your mother said: "Personally I would've preffered a top-load type disc drive, I think the Wii would last longer hardware-wise myself. :o" Of course, that only applies to the Wii. The PS3's slot-loading disc drive will of course last longer than Nintendo's, right? "I'm just saying, I dont think anything over 20$ is a legit number for a DVD drive." Not one DVD drive that is slimline and slot-loading is even remotely close to $20. But of course, being Nintendo, they always rip off their consumers, unlike Sony, right? |
Few things. It would be nice if you actually used the quote button to quote people.
The difference between the PS3 slot loader and Nintendo's is the discs. As Kwaad mentioned, blu-rays do not have a risk of scratching. You can sandpaper them and nothing will happen. Steel wool can be applied and it will still play. Fingerprints do nothing. Slot loaders have potential to scratch discs, and DVDs are highly susceptible to scratches and annoying don't work correctly when they get them.
