| shio said: It's evident, now more than ever, that Xbox 360 is just a pinch away from becoming a PC. At E3 we just had the confirmation of community sites Twitter and Facebook coming to MS' console, and a digital distribution service for the bigger games. Almost everything on Xbox 360 has already been done, and in much better way, on PC. Regardless, the similarities have a strong presence. And now the dilemma: how much would it take for Xbox 360 to be considered a PC? Where is the thin line that seperates both consoles and PCs? Or has that line already been broken? |
The 360 can't do productivity apps so it's no where near a PC. It also charges for it's online and comes with a joystiq. Some people prefer joystiqs for FPS games and then there are PC gamers who hate the lag and general lack of precision with an analog stick. It's not a PC. Which is a good thing. PC's take forever to boot!
Prepare for termination! It is the only logical thing to do, for I am only loyal to Megatron.
