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davos

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So, I've never been into the whole video game thing since N64 but am considering changing my mind after seeing how these new ones have netflix and all these other snazzy things. I would prolly only get Madden, Nascar, & Fifa....So is it worth it? If so, XBox v. PS3 v. that little white box made by Asians

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Yeah it seems you would be interested in multiplatform gaming, you might as well get a 360. Unless you want a Bluray player with your console.. get a PS3.

PS3 comes with everything, you don't have to buy a bunch of add ons. So for value wise, get a PS3.

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You can stream Netflix to all three systems. Your gaming preference is important when it comes to which system. All 3 have pros and cons

Wii

Pros-

Free online play

Large library

Casual gamer appeal

Internal memory upgradeable with SD cards

Backwards compatibility with Gamecube games, memory cards, and controllers

Cheaper controllers

Fun to play with groups of people

Low failure rates

Lower price

Cons-

Comes with have the controller required for some games

Shovelware

Casual gamer appeal

Online service lacks depth

DLC isn't supported as well as other consoles

Controllers aren't rechargeable

PS3

Pros-

All-one-media player with Blu-ray player

Upgradeable internal memory with laptop hard drive

Rechargeable controller

Backwards compatible with PSone games (Launch systems are PS2 compatible)

Free online play

Bluetooth supported accessories

Blu-ray discs have large storage space

Cons-

Weak launch library (this has gotten better)

Online gaming services lacks compared to XBox Live

Some games aren't ported well

XBox 360

Pros-

Backwards compatible with XBox games

XBox Live is the most expansive online service

Large library

Cons-

Proprietary memory upgrade

Lower end models require upgrades to connect to internet

Launch systems had high failure rate (this issue seems to been have addressed)

Controllers aren't rechargeable (this is upgradeable)

Online service carries a fee

There are more than what I have listed, but I am trying to keep from flaming one system over the other

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