Whats a good gaming console?

[Beachbum790]

I like the PS3 a lot. I got it for LBP originally, but I seriously love it now.

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[Vertzer]

Also, I have the option to create a virtual memory card for PS2 and PS1 games. But I can't loving play the games on my PS3. Anyone mind telling what that's all about?

[Beachbum790]

You can link the systems together methinks and copy the games onto your PS3 HDD

[Vertzer]

What do you mean copy the game?
How to link systems?

Edit - According to some guy I can download something from the PSN store which allows me to play my PS2 games. Brb, checking.
Nevermind the guy is an idiot.

[Otis Da HousKat]

Buying a used old model PS3 is a viable option.

Unlike most other Sony products the PS3 doesn't break when you look at it the wrong way.

[Ghoul]

Let's just say that you could waste your time on consoles and such, or you could spend your savings on a PC that will last you a few long, good years.

[Marcem]

Wii: Pretty cool games that you get bored of half an hour later. The whole joystick attachment thing is also a loving hassle. along with the sensor bar. Setting up online is also a hassle, where the forget is the PPPoE option. Wtf @ friend codes, too. Browser costs money.
Conclusion: Good for small kids, a loving hassle though.

PS3: loving huge. Good exclusives though, online is easy to set up and the wireless controller is good. Has a friend system, no restrictions as to curse words. Wtf @ no backwards compatibility though.

Xbox 360: I dunno, never had one. Menu isn't too appealing for me, and the controller is weird. Reminds me of the gamecube controller. Online costs money.

Conclusions: It's either you get a PS3 or an Xbox 360. Wii sucks.

Ahh, good ol' older PS3.  I love backwards compatibility.

[yuki]

Unlike most other Sony products the PS3 doesn't break when you look at it the wrong way.

I'm waiting for the day the warranty runs out.



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