Adinnieken said:
BasilZero said:
man-bear-pig said:
BasilZero said:
man-bear-pig said:
Euphoria14 said:
man-bear-pig said:
pezus said:
Fable II should replace Fable III and Forza 2 replace Gears1 |
They are exclusive. PC doesnt count. Besides, using your logic LBP shouldnt be on the list either
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Look at 360 list, looks at PC.
Looks at arcade games and Indy titles, looks at PC.
LOLZ @ PC doesn't count. Any excuse to suit an argument. Just like how mobile phones don't count, amiright?
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*facepalm*
The console war is between PS3, Wii and X360. PC is a completely different thing. It's like comparing peas, broccoli and lettuce to a drum kit
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PS3 = Peas
Wii = Broccoli
Xbox360 = Lettuce
PC = Cabbage
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PS3 = peas
X360 = broccoli
Wii = lettuce
PC = pineapple
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Nope. My example is better and far fitting due to the fact that the Xbox360 has alot of PC games that arent available on the PS3. Minecraft and Left 4 Dead 2 being prime examples.
People get Lettuce and Cabbage confused since they seem similar but are actually different.
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Not to weigh into the stupidity of this, but who gets lettuce and cabbage confused? They don't even look the same.
Lettuce is extremely leafy (flower-like) with a consistent color. Cabbage is a ball nested in a few leaves, with the unfolded leafs being dark green or purple and the ball being a lighter shade of green or purple. They don't feel the same. They don't smell the same. They certainly don't look the same.
The only time they sort of look the same is at the grocery store where a lettuce head is balled up. But walk into a field of lettuce and they look like green flowers growing out of the ground. In fact, lettuce is of the same family as the sunflower where as cabbage is of the same family as kale, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts.
By your definition, the Wii and the PC are more similar than the Xbox 360 and the PC.
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{
Wii is for people who like Strawberries
PS3 is for people who like Cantaloupe
Xbox 360 is for people who like Honey Dew Melon
}
{
PC is for people who like Meatloaf with veggies.
}
