My favorite games are Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Castlevania, Alone in the Dark, Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, Indigo Prophecy, Final Fantasy VI, Clocktower, Devil May Cry, Metal Gear Solid, and Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War.
I am not a fanboy. Favoritism towards a particular console is dumb. I enjoy games that happened to be exclusive on a console thus drawing my attention to a console.
I am not your monkey.
I own indepenent thought, Batman #1, multiple Warhamer armies, a world of warcraft account, beer, and also, cocks.
You might even see me on the internet one day.
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The fail rate isn't as horrible a thing given that you get 3 years of free replacement if it fails.
The PS3 is uber cheap if you buy a used 20GB PS3.
$370 if you can find one. With $700, you can afford both.
Graphics on both 360 and PS3 are identical so far as I can tell. I haven't looked at any crossplatform games to compare, but since you're talking cross platform, most developers are going to develop and optimize for the less superior of any set of consoles they're working on.
Is the online better on the 360? Yes.
Are there more games for the 360? Yes.
Games for the PS3 are coming and they're working fervently to upgrade the online. I think this coming winter it's going to be really good to be a PS3 owner.
As DVD said. If you can get away with a non-wireless PS3 you can get a 20GB version around for about 350-400$. This gives you a lot more money to spend on games in the future. Hold off on controllers until we know if they're making rumble controllers anytime soon.
If Bluray matters to you and your family for your new TV you could also take that into consideration... If not, no biggie.
@dvddesign I will actually check into that, never even thought about a used PS3 :O Hmmmmm.....
They both have their advantages, and it depends on what you're looking for in the system. Their shared features (Media sharing, for one) are actually quite different. The PS3 is doing fairly well right now, and the 360 is kind of losing it's glorious luster.
Just don't buy a Wii. No PC gamer should ever touch that hedonistic pile of fail and shit until it's worth $250. Unless you want boring games that are good for 20 minutes and then you want to burn them to exorcise the demon within.