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Forums - Gaming - mistery solved wich console is more powerfull? the 360 or the ps3.????

smbu2000 said:

Where are you getting the prices for these controllers?

 

You're missing the point entirely.

You supposed to find the best price on PS3 and compare to the worse price for Xbox 360. It's the only fair comparison.



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smbu2000 said:
BTFeather55 said:
ZenfoldorVGI said:

It's shocking how propaganda can shape your perceptions. I imagine most people believe the PS3 is much more graphically capable than the 360, and it very well might be. However, that opinion is based mostly off of Sony's PR and word of mouth via Sony faithful, than actual comparison.

Ironically, the most graphically capable game out so far this gen on a console has been Gears of War 2, an Xbox 360 exclusive. Of course that will all change with Killzone 2, but again, most people believe that the PS3 is the massively powerful graphics machine simply because Sony says so, and they validate that acceptance by pointing to the price. Why is it so expensive if it doesn't blow the competition out of the water graphically?

How ignorant we all are.

 

Because for what you get in the box the PS3 is actually the most economical console on the market in comparison to the other two, but when the majority of customers run into a store they are not taking that into consideration. They just see $199 and $250 and don't factor in things like if I want the best online I'll have to pay $50.00 more on top of my regular internet bill every year to do so or the $20.00 for the battery charger so you don't have to run out and buy Duracells every 8 hours or the coolant fan or the $100.00 Wi-Fi. Or the controllers. Additional 360 controllers cost $15.00 more than the DS3, and there is no reason for that.

I'm guessing that your following along the lines of that Sony Press Release from the other day? You can always just buy regular rechargeable batteries for your controller (unlike the PS3 controllers). Wi-fi? Not everybody needs that(or wants to use it), my wireless router is sitting less than a foot away from 360, I'd rather just plug it in. I just wish my Wii had a built in ethernet port, so I wouldn't have to use the wireless with it, as I prefer a wired connection.

Where are you getting the prices for these controllers? When I checked prices at Gamestop.com, 360 controllers were $49.99 and the DS3 was $54.99. At Amazon.com the 360 controllers were selling for $39.99(MSRP $49.99) and the DS3 was selling for $42.99(MSRP $54.99).

 

      I don't need to buy rechargeable batteries for my PS3 controller as it comes with a cord that plugs into the PS3 and then it charges it for quite a long time without having to buy any batteries.  I'm assuming the DS3 does pretty much the same thing.  So, you don't have to buy a battery or anything for the PS3 to have it charge your controller.  On the other hand, http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=65036

http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=69638



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ZenfoldorVGI said:

It's shocking how propaganda can shape your perceptions. I imagine most people believe the PS3 is much more graphically capable than the 360, and it very well might be. However, that opinion is based mostly off of Sony's PR and word of mouth via Sony faithful, than actual comparison.

Ironically, the most graphically capable game out so far this gen on a console has been Gears of War 2, an Xbox 360 exclusive. Of course that will all change with Killzone 2, but again, most people believe that the PS3 is the massively powerful graphics machine simply because Sony says so, and they validate that acceptance by pointing to the price. Why is it so expensive if it doesn't blow the competition out of the water graphically?

How ignorant we all are.

God, aren't people terrible? They'd be much better off never believing anything they're told; it's such a deceptive world and they're only going to get hurt!

Forgive me if I find your assertion that a machine can only justify its high price by providing the best polygons a waste of words. We're all aware that the PS3's price reflects upon its inclusion of Blu-ray, and not upon some (as yet unlived, in your opinion) capability of providing better graphics.