jefforange89 on 12 September 2009
| Kantor said: I say console gaming. Even if it has become more complicated lately, with installs and such, buying a console will still give you a good 6 years of support without any modifications or upgrades. With a PC, you buy top of the line hardware, within six months it's average, within another six months, it's outdated. |
This is completely untrue.
PS360 are obsolete too, you know, and have been for a while. The difference is that in the case of PCs, you have the option to upgrade, even though it's not necessarily required.
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