It's a good question, certainly with merit.
Honestly, it will boil down to which one appeals to you personally. There is no "right" or "wrong" console.
The reason I bought my PS3 was because it can damn near do anything I want to do with it. Music Cd's, dvd's, blu-ray (which is astounding!), can play PS1, PS2, and PS3 games. I can surf online with the web browser (DSA website is my homepage), and the amount of free stuff you can download continues to grow, even though at a slightly slow pace, but what the Hell, it's free. :DAnd there are extremely low cost games and maps that you can download. It is indeed a powerhouse, with a helluva lot of potential for the future. The games keep getting better and better, absolutely NO lag ever online. With the last update, it even upscales PS2 games to damn near HDMI. My PS2 games look SOOOO much better on my PS3. And the already installed WiFi makes my wireless keyboard and headset so nice to use. No wires, and instantly worked with no problems.
The downside is, that I can't interact with my DSA brethren more, as they mostly went 360. I look forward to the day when we have more DSA on the PS3. The price drop has certainly helped. We're selling them like crazy now, even more now than before.:) But the fact that I can pop in SWBF2, or Socom, or BFMC2 makes it easier, since I'm not alienated from my old PS2 games that we still play together.
If you decided to go with the 360, at least in God's name get the "Elite". That way you can jam with the majority of your fellow DSA players, without fear of the dreaded "Ring of Death". The Elite seems to be a much improved system. Not up to the PS3, but damn near. M$ does have damn good online interface, and more games to offer than the PS3 for right now. But ya gotta pay for it. Like I said before, you get what ya pay for. Sony is good and it's free. M$ is excellent, but ya gotta open your wallet, but a great number of people say that it's worth it in the long run.
As Ratix said, as time goes on, the decision is going to be harder for you. There are awesome great games for each system out now, including the Wii.
Follow RaTix's advice and try out each system, and the different games. Then go for which appeals to you most as an individual, and which one meets your needs.
It's Chevy vs Ford, Apples vs oranges. In the end, it matters to which one you like more.
Des.
Honestly, it will boil down to which one appeals to you personally. There is no "right" or "wrong" console.
The reason I bought my PS3 was because it can damn near do anything I want to do with it. Music Cd's, dvd's, blu-ray (which is astounding!), can play PS1, PS2, and PS3 games. I can surf online with the web browser (DSA website is my homepage), and the amount of free stuff you can download continues to grow, even though at a slightly slow pace, but what the Hell, it's free. :DAnd there are extremely low cost games and maps that you can download. It is indeed a powerhouse, with a helluva lot of potential for the future. The games keep getting better and better, absolutely NO lag ever online. With the last update, it even upscales PS2 games to damn near HDMI. My PS2 games look SOOOO much better on my PS3. And the already installed WiFi makes my wireless keyboard and headset so nice to use. No wires, and instantly worked with no problems.
The downside is, that I can't interact with my DSA brethren more, as they mostly went 360. I look forward to the day when we have more DSA on the PS3. The price drop has certainly helped. We're selling them like crazy now, even more now than before.:) But the fact that I can pop in SWBF2, or Socom, or BFMC2 makes it easier, since I'm not alienated from my old PS2 games that we still play together.
If you decided to go with the 360, at least in God's name get the "Elite". That way you can jam with the majority of your fellow DSA players, without fear of the dreaded "Ring of Death". The Elite seems to be a much improved system. Not up to the PS3, but damn near. M$ does have damn good online interface, and more games to offer than the PS3 for right now. But ya gotta pay for it. Like I said before, you get what ya pay for. Sony is good and it's free. M$ is excellent, but ya gotta open your wallet, but a great number of people say that it's worth it in the long run.
As Ratix said, as time goes on, the decision is going to be harder for you. There are awesome great games for each system out now, including the Wii.
Follow RaTix's advice and try out each system, and the different games. Then go for which appeals to you most as an individual, and which one meets your needs.
It's Chevy vs Ford, Apples vs oranges. In the end, it matters to which one you like more.
Des.
Wow thanks for including Wii :).The little system that could.
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