Thread: Xbox 360 VS PS3 ??!!!

xbox 360

design is nice :)
cheaper
easy to connect with computer
good customer support

Always been a Sony fan, but never tried the PS3

xbox360 have many games i can reach and live rocks

PS3, no doub

If you play multiplayer games, the XBOX 360 is the ONLY console to get.

I prefer PS3. I just bought 1, man, it is amazing, the graphics, the emotion :B
UFC Unleashed, omfg, what an amazing game, i just cant stop playing it.
God Of war 3, i just cant wait for it *.*

I say Xbox 360, because of many factors:

1)Even though the PS3 has some good graphics, if you have a decent TV with an Xbox HD cable, then what do you know? It looks a lot similar to the PS3, maybe even enough to compare with the PS3 graphics.

2)Xbox Live is a lot more better than the PS3 Online play. Even if you have to pay for Xbox Live, hey it's 50 dollars a year, big whoop. It's much better than the PS3 Online play.

3)The prices are cheaper! Compared to the PS3, the Xbox 360 is in so many ways cheaper than the PS3! A whole bundle INCLUDING the HD cable, headset, system, wires, etc. etc. costs only about 200, maybe 300 if you wanna go elite. The PS3 itself with only the system and cables maybe cost up to 300-500 dollars! Although with the new PS3 slim, it may be a bit cheaper, but still not enough to compare with the Xbox 360.


All those reasons give in a lot to why the Xbox 360 in general is better than the PS3. That's my point of view anyways, maybe some of you don't agree with me, but hey, everyone has things their way.

PS3. I will honestly say 360 is where you go for multiplayer gaming. I love my PS3 for single player though. I mean there are tons of great games for PS3, there is Killzone, Resistance, Uncharted, Ratchet and Clank, Metal Gear Solid 4, among others. Plus there are great exclusives in the lineup such as God of War and Gran Turismo. Not only that, PS3 is a great media center, I am not sure how the PS3 compares to the 360 in terms of that, I just know I can watch my blu-ray movies and have all my videos and music stored on my 500GB internal hard drive.