daroamer said:
I didn't realize that they stop selling all the old games when new ones come out. /sarcasm Someone who still doesn't have either HD console isn't just looking at what games are coming out this year, there are dozens of killer games for both systems at this point. If at this point there hasn't been ANY games released on either system that has convinced you to buy a 360 or PS3 then likely none of the PS3 games coming out this year, which are almost all sequels, are what will spur the sale. It'll come down to other reasons. I think Kinect can be one of those reasons for the 360 because it is offering something new, none of the PS3 exclusives can really say that. Except for maybe Last Guardian. I also don't agree with the belief that only casual gamers enjoy Kinect. Core gamers can enjoy casual titles too. Even more so if you're a gamer with kids. At that point getting a 360 with Kinect if you don't already have one is a no-brainer. |
Totally agree. Many of my gamer friends with kids actually got the Kinect to get in shape AND something to shove their kids on so that they can relax a little. Nothing like watching your kids burn all the energy in them and not bothering you with a single thing.
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