Loud_Hot_White_Box said:
Squilliam said:
Loud_Hot_White_Box said:
madskillz said:
DarkLord2008 said:
If you yet to make the decision on a HD console. Well MGS 4, GTA 4, COD 4, UnCharted, Ratchet:ToD. On the way: LBP, Socom, R2, GT 5, FF XIII, FF XIII Versus etc. Great list of games there. well buy a PS3 now. $400 is very cheap. You get free online which is the best. HOME is great and out in two months time.
I have bought my PS3 on June 12th, the day MGS 4 launched it is amazing, great game. I have passed it three times and MGO was a blast too. I just picked up UnCharted, GTA 4 and COD 4. Looking forward to the upcoming games.
Only drawback with the PS3 is it uses heaps of electricity. Well my folks foot the bill its sweet. I have heard PS3 uses 5 times more electricity than the other consoles. Not a big deal.
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Why do I have the funny feeling this entire post was boosted off sdf's site?
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Then SDF, nominally and obviously a joke site, comes out looking good.
PS3 uses less electricity now than it did previously. It still cures cancer, though.
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A PC cures cancer faster. How could you knowingly delay the cures for cancers and prolong the suffering of children just because you cheaped out and did your folding on a PS3? HOW COULD YOU JUSTIFY IT HUH?!?!?!
Btw, I wouldn't buy a PS3 even if it was $200. I just wouldn't get any benefit from it. Im sure others would though. Even @ 100 dollars I would say I had better things to spend my money on. BTW if you think about it, the above definately isn't trolling.
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I ask the cheaping out question about 360 all the time...how much cancer is it curing, btw? Way to switch the comparison PCs, though.I am a fanboy of circumstance. Whatever system I own that suits winning the argument best I am the biggest fanboy of temporarily.
Plus, PS3's very visible option in the XMB increased the overall power of the folding project really quickly by getting people to fold that never would have started if it was only on the PC and one had to make a significant effort to go seek out the folding project Yup.
PS3 cancer research contribution divided by cost of all PS3s active is probably STILL much > PC cancer research contribution divided by cost of all PCs active. (though this is because a lot of older PCs are probably used in addition to new buffed PCs) PCs GPUs produce .9 petaflops vs the PS3 at 1.3 with less than 20% of the active CPUs.
I wouldn't buy 360 at $200, either (plus $50/year for online gameplay and $80 for wifi and still get no bluray...).
Same here, I would rebuy the PS3 before I would rebuy the Xbox360 because it looks nicer and i'd rather have prettier junk lying around unused than average looking junk.
EDIT: hope my greater than / less than sign is going the right way... hah.
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