fabviniOP
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What do you prefer? PS3 or Xbox 360? And tell the reason why you prefer the selected console
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mds64 · #2interchangable hard drive that is easier to mess with (as long as it's laptop spec, not the pre-shaped crap 360 has)I was just about to mod my friend's 360, good to know.
mds64 · #4(The one thing I hate about both consoles is the risk of over heat, no longer can I leave any of these on all night ;( )Keyword there is the RISK of overheat. Since I've jailbroken my PS3, I am obligated to leave it running because if I shut it off, I have to rejailbreak it, which requires me turning off my iPhone, which is like Russian Roulette on getting it to reboot to the Apple OS.I've left mine on for at least a week now, and no overheating, even with a 7200 rpm drive in it, which they've said would make it overheat. You can be paranoid about it all you want, just don't do the ridiculously stupid things, like leave it running for a week straight in some little tiny ass corner with no ventilation. I have mine sitting in the coldest room in the house, and out in the open where it can breath.
fabvini · #5Although the Xbox 360 has cheaper prices on their games and you can easily make pirate copies of their games not like the PS3 in which you have to cough up a lot of cash....I hate having to find Verbatim DVD-R+DL for 360 games. No store freaking has them.
fabvini · #5I like it because it's exclusive games are better like Uncharted, Little Big Planet an Infamous. It can also read blu-ray which is great... Although the Xbox 360 has cheaper prices on their games and you can easily make pirate copies of their games not like the PS3 in which you have to cough up a lot of cash....So is downloading them/free music/free movies/watching youtube clips of movies that are part of a set.Who cares XD
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altough it is ilegal to make pirate copies and that's why I don't do them
mds64 · #10I'd leave it on for 24hours max, one big mega fan aint gonna do the job, unlike a pc where many fans are going and can be improved...depends how the inside is designed and how many cfm the fan gets. I have a big mega fan (213 CFM from memory) that can cool anything on its own, but it sounds like a motorcycle.
ShinChanfan · #15Xbox360, to be honest. I love the way they use MSPoints instead of making me spend up real direct, I may have no choice, but everytime I buy MSPoints, I end up getting something I love. I bought Limbo, bought DooM 2 the next day. Love both.Points or actual money, you're still using actual money to buy the points so it equals out the same.
insanecrazy07 · #17Points or actual money, you're still using actual money to buy the points so it equals out the same.Thats you, sure I may go like "I don't want to spend the extra money.." but like a day later I find something I want, e.g one day I buy Super Meat Boy, have enough points left over to get a classic, I buy the original Fable the next day. (Good game btw, everyone should check it out.)Some people are picky and just cant choose what to do with there extra points, and yes, depending on the order you buy things you can just have 46 points laying around.Anyways, another reason I love the 360 is because of some of the exclusives, but this goes to PS3 too, I personally LOVE the Fable series(fable 3 was kinda dissapoint, idk why.)Not games like Halo though, some of the more unique exclusives.Theres also Kinect, no offense to PS3 Move fans, but its just a dildo thats a Wii rip off.
I don't see how this is an advantage...To me, it's a disadvantage. It's one extra step in converting to how much it will really cost to buy something. It's so much easier to just look at something, have it's monetary price listed, and decide for yourself instead of having to convert X points into Y dollars, and then decide if it's worth the price. It's a clever way to cheat people out of their money if they don't do the conversion. Also, you can buy the points, but that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to spend the points. Microsoft makes money either way, but you might not necessary get your bang for every buck you spend.I'd rather have it where they just charge your card when you make a purchase. That way, if I spend $7.99, then I spend $7.99, not spend $10 in points, end up using $7.99 in points, have $2.01 leftover that I won't use for another 6 months, and have the potential that I actually spent more than $7.99 either because I didn't bother to convert the values, or due to a rounding issue.