| TruckOSaurus said: I find that most hardcore 360 haters secretly long to play MS’s games. Many times I have seen one of them get drunk, losing their inhibitions and ending up spending the night with Forza. Of course, the next morning, they would deny the whole thing or minimize it saying they were just curious to try it out and that they’re still 100% attracted to Gran Turismo but deep down they know they enjoyed it and would do it again if nobody was around. |
QUICK! BURN HIM AT THE STAKE!!!!!!!!!!!
The above paragraph cracked me up, like someone is cheating on their wives.
So for my opinion, yes, I do prefer the PS3 for the reasons that everyone know, their exclusive library is far more diverse than MS, PS+ drowning me in freebies, someone said Kinect>Move which I thought was hilarious seeing as how any multiplat game gets lower review scores on kinect cause most of the time it just doesn't work, but I won't say that Move>Kinect, cause they're both shit. Although, if you ever bought the Move and Sport Champions, that Table Tennis game is fucking out of this world! It feels so spot on and I had a blast playing it, but my move has been eating dust pretty much after the first month I bought it a couple years back. Probably my worst ps3 purchase. It really comes down to the games, what is your preference? Many people just simply LOVE shooters (1st or 3rd person), and MS supplies that in droves, so people will flock in that direction. I enjoy diversity in my gaming, and PS3 supplies that in droves so that is where I head.
But yes, there are several MS games that I thought were interesting, nothing I would lose sleep over, but I did want to play. I already played Halo 1 - 3, and by the 3rd one I just got bored of the series so I am cool missing the rest, although if I am given the chance, I would still play Halo 4. I always thought gears was a strong franchise but never got to try that. The only game I really wanted was Alan Wake, but that has come out on Steam and I will purchase it once it gets a good discount (which will be very soon). Back in the day I wanted Splinter Cell: Conviction, but then I got that on Steam so it was all good. Another reason I appreciate the 360 is for its Xbox live games. They get good stuff. Limbo came out first on 360 and I really wanted to try it out and then got the chance when it hit the PS3. Now, Deadlight is coming out on 360 and I am interested in that but will have to wait and see if it comes out on PS3. But the PS3 gives me my fair share of outstanding PSN titles, like the soon to be played Papa & Yo, Unfinished Swan, and previous marvels like Journey, etc.
I have time for 1 console and PC, so my best choice is to go PS3 and PC because many (but not all) of the games that come out on xbox end up being released on PC as well. So I feel like I get a decent taste of what MS has to offer that way.
They're both good systems. My preferences are better matched by Sony's offerings. That is simply all it boils down to.
