| AussieGecko said: Dumb List here's why.
Launching without the hard drive. <- this option gave the 360 a much cheaper version and then they sold a hdd seperately which then gave them another source of revenue Mismanagement of first-party developers <- the first-party seems to be fine imo as their 3rd party is fairly strong Lack of policying on Xbox Live <- eh? No controller option for Kinect <- disagree unlike the wii and move which you have to buy a fair few accessories to play properly kinect is fine out of the box Choosing DVD-9 <- this isnt an issue No Killer Instinct relaese from Rare <- thats not a 360 issue that is a developers decision No Web browser <- its meant to be family friendly and browser would be against that. No wi-fi built in till 2010 <- G was around at that stage and N was also around but too expensive, in fact ps3 has the G and for some reason they didnt upgrade it with the slim But yes RROD is a rather big problem
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1. What you said was true, but it limited developers. Developers still complain about it. Games perform better when come content is installed on the HDD. The arcade was brilliant for a basic starter system for new gamers, but from a developers standpoint its a mistake.
2. Ill agree with you. Sony has done just as bad with third party support honestly at the beginning.
3. I think he means policing, which they do well.
4. A controller or object of some form would help in some genres. And RTSs will not work at all with or without a controller for Kinect.
5. DVD-9 is fine enough, HD-DVD would have been better, but an HDD solves this issue.
6 & 7. I agree with you on both.
8. Built in G wifi would have been smart. I mean the internal components were dirt cheap then. A motherboard with g-wifi was like $40. But the does PS3 supports 3rd party wireless adapters, so the PS3 can become N with a netgear adapter. I think Microsoft should open-up a bit here.
9. obviously, do we have to discuss the obvious now? It was fixed, problem solved.
