| Garamond said: I have all three consoles and only prefer the PS3 because it runs quieter than the 360. I know people have all this hooplah over a possible PS3 slim, but I'd really like to see a 360 slim that doesn't make the hellish noise my current 360 has always been making. It'd be enough to entice me to buy the console a second time. I have no idea if it will ever happen and haven't really heard Microsoft ever make mention about a possible slim-line to the 360, but that's something I would definitely like to see and hope Microsoft has plans for. |
My PS3 use to be quiet and my 360 use to be loud, but after replacing my old 360 with a new one, my 360 is as quiet as a mouse and my PS3 has started to be louder than my old 360.
| legend92(3) said: The whole reason i don't buy a MS console is because i don't want to support there goal of dominating the living room. |
If you're trying to be ironic, this is genius.
Staude said:
This is certainly one of my reasons aswel. I don't want microsoft to gain monopoly on more aspects than they already have.
Another thing is the money to play games online. As a avid pc gamer for many years, (and not a player of monthly fee mmos) the mere suggestion that i'd have to pay twice for my internet annoys me. :p
If someone gave me a xbox 360 i would keep it. But i don't think i'd go out and buy one. Again i have a pc so i can play most 360 games anyways... And yes i can play them on my hdtv cause my pc is hooked up to it :p |
About the price thing, it's like $3 a month. If you can afford a $300 console, you can afford a $3 monthly charge.
For that $3 you get a pretty reliable and fast network that runs much better than the free one.
I'm not going to rant and nothig against you, I only happened to see you say it first, I just hate that excuse.
The 360 does have its problems (RRoD, no built in wi-fi, Arcade doesn't have optical out) as does every other console but it's a pretty good console if they'd take only take the fanboy blinders off.
