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Nintendo or Sony?
- Thread starter EspeonUmbreon
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Not Meowth
Cat, are you drilling?
Having grown up on Sony consoles, I must say I'm more into Nintendo now than Sony.
Admittedly this is helped by the fact that the PS3 just struck me as way too expensive when I was choosing a new console. Also, the Wii and DS each have many games I personally am interested in, whereas the PS3 and PSP... oh dear.
Admittedly this is helped by the fact that the PS3 just struck me as way too expensive when I was choosing a new console. Also, the Wii and DS each have many games I personally am interested in, whereas the PS3 and PSP... oh dear.
Blaziking the God General
Replicaaa!
Nick
New member
I prefer Nintendo, because of the games (which I find much better than the games of any other console), however, the motion sensitive thing with the Wii can get quite annoying sometimes x3
My neighbour has a PS3, and it's really not that great, I mean, yes the graphics /are/ better, but does it really matter? Both my younger brother and neighbour have some sort of attachment to the quality of the graphics, which apparently is the only thing you can judge a console on. I think graphics really aren't that important, and when you're playing these games, you just don't seem to notice it.
Obviously, there are some things I do like about the PS3, like the one gaming account for online play (as opposed to multiple friend codes), and the system wide messaging system -- but these things just aren't worth the extra $300-$400 AUD (well, at least for me, anyway).
My neighbour has a PS3, and it's really not that great, I mean, yes the graphics /are/ better, but does it really matter? Both my younger brother and neighbour have some sort of attachment to the quality of the graphics, which apparently is the only thing you can judge a console on. I think graphics really aren't that important, and when you're playing these games, you just don't seem to notice it.
Obviously, there are some things I do like about the PS3, like the one gaming account for online play (as opposed to multiple friend codes), and the system wide messaging system -- but these things just aren't worth the extra $300-$400 AUD (well, at least for me, anyway).
Because it's not a console developer, maybe?
