The 360 is looking to be the most balanced console in this gen IMO. It blends old gaming techniques with new innovations. The media, arcade, and gaming graphics usher in the next generation while the controller and overall feel of the console is very solid. But hey, that's just me.
I tottally agree. The online capabilities are far superior to any other console, the crashing hard drive problem is easily solved if you raise your 360 on the stand and some of the games are amazing..I've got PDZ for it and it's just....yummy.
yep same here its a good sysytem those bugs and glitches will be fixed soon that happens with all new hardware world of computers
Meh, I have not been impressed with the Xbox 360 at all. No good games at launch, and the price is terrible. Its just not worth the money. The games are dull, the only game I liked was CoD 2. I can get that on the PC. Why waste my money? PDZ was a complete disaster. Ever since Rareware went to Microsoft they have not released ONE good game. Will probably be wiped off the board if PS3 and Rev have good launches like many are predicting.
i have to disagree with that.....i acutally have a 360, and its lots of fun. pdz's single player might be boring, but its multiplayer is kick ass online. but, ur right they havent had many good games from the launch, but better games like killzone2, halo3, and unreal tournament 2007 will make up for that in my opinion ^_^
It isn't a major problem if people stop stuffing it away in a corner. Plus you say the 360 is too expensive? Damn your going to get a shock when PS3 comes out
Yeah a big shocker Ps3 will have a blu-ray player in it and they said blu-ray players seperate will cost 1,500 so ps3 won't be cheap ^_^
One of my friends is getting a xbox 360 but i aint yet....i might get one when i get the money but to me the graphics dont look much different
$1500 is for blu-ray PLAYERS...ps3 has a blu-ray DRIVE which cost $100 to make so get your facts right oh and sony already confirmed that it costs $494 dollars to make ps3's before labour costs