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DMlCK90 on 01 December 2012
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Sensei said:
SOLIDSNAKE08 said:
from the reasons you gave, sounds like you already know your going to sell it.


I honestly had no idea about selling it or not. I like the console, have no regrets of buying it I'm just seeing little reason to use it.

Other people made a strong point, though: with the new Xbox coming out soon in the future, maybe I should sell it while it has some value. Also the next Xbox will most likely be backwards compatible - if I ever feel like playing the old games, I could always buy the next gen one.

DirtyP2002 said:

Well lot of BS talk again, but here is an honest advice:

Never sell any of your consoles. NEVER. There will be a time when you want to play on it again. I rebought my genesis for example.
More consoles in you house = more awesome.

It is that simple.

 

I understand. But I don't have much space (one of reasons I don't use Kinect or Move).

 

So I tend to sell some older consoles that are obsolete (8 bit and 16 bit consoles I can emulate, PS3 runs PSOne games). The only consoles I own at the moment are Sega Saturn (will soon get rid of it because emulators are very good), PlayStation2, PlayStation3, Xbox 360 and PlayStation Vita. I simply have no room!

The Xbox 360 is big here in America but not Japan because Microsoft doesn't really have a whole lot of games that appeal to Japanese gamers. I agree the Xbox 360 is overflooded with shooters, but so is the PS3. All the biggest hits on PS3 are shooters, it's sad really. Personally i'm more into action-adventure games like Tomb Raider, Uncharted. I like a game with a good story. Japanese people typically like more RPGs, shoot em ups, fighting games, and casual kind of games. Am I right?