s13jus10 wrote:
uhm.. when did I ever say that the PS3 is "****"? you just admitted that the 360 is "****", but I will do no such thing to the PS3. it most certainly is not ****.
It most certainly is ****. I don't know why you're trying to attack me with the fact that XBox and Nintendo aren't very good either. I could careless about them.
s13jus10 wrote:again, I have NO idea where you're getting this idea that "no one likes them, no one wants them". it's just you, dude. maybe out there in Nowhere-ville, Oklahoma, people don't buy PS3s. so what? that's 20-some-odd people that are missing out.
seriously though.. ask 50 people who own a PS3 if they regret the purchase at all, or have ever had any issues with the system. now take 50 people that own a 360 and ask them the same thing. you'll see where the real numbers are.... then again, you probably don't even know 50 people, living out there in Nowhere-ville
I usually don't take XBox's side in arguments but I will just for now. Everyone who I know that has had the 'red ring of death' (which by the way is less then half the people I know that own a XBox) has sent it in for warranty and got it back no problem. Sucks they had to deal with it but it really wasn't that big of a deal. Sent it in, got it back. No big deal. No one ever freaked out or got pissed off, maybe people are a little more relaxed. ("Oh but you only know like three people, you don't even have electricity or TVs," I got you covered on that clever little joke, don't worry )
s13jus10 wrote:yes, sony is losing money for every PS3 that they sell. it costs them more money to make the system than the price that they're selling it for... but isn't that a good thing? doesn't that mean they're spending big bucks for quality hardware/design and we lucky consumers can purchase it for less than what it costs to make it? so every single person that buys a PS3 knows that they are getting their money's worth. sounds good to me
You just proved my point. Sony had to drop their prices so much that they're actually losing money, just so people would think about buying their system. Is it good a company can't figure out what people want and people will pay for? No it's not. XBox and Nintendo have pretty much nailed it on their ends. Sony's the slow kid in class.
S13jus10 wrote:Nintendo's only goal for the past couple years has been only to satisfy the "casual" crowd. there are obviously a LOT more grandmas, grandpas, and grandkids than there are hardcore-gamers. so they've quenched the former.. but what about the latter? where the hell are all the GOOD games?? who the hell gives a rat's @ss about Wii-Fit and Wii-Music?
Exactly, Nintendo know how to make a good product and market it. It depends on what you call a 'good' game. If you mean fancy graphics that take your console two minutes to load and a preschool story line, then no. Wii does not have many of those. Wii does have several games (most of which are actually made by Nintendo themselves, awesome idea on their part) that you can pick up and play for any amount of time, then go do something else without feeling like you got no where. That is something most every other game has forgotten about.
I'm not really a fan of Wii, Xbox or PS3. But I can give credit where credits due. The only reason I see PS3 being better then any of those consoles is because it plays Blue-Ray. But that's still not enough for it to really stand out. Sony should stick to making TVs and DVD players.
I can see you're coming from a PS3 fanboy stand point so I'm just gonna drop this. Reply if you want, I'm not.
I'm gonna talk about COD5 again.
What do you guys think of those power level servers? I was looking on some COD boards and apparently people are pretty upset about them.