Which one's better? PS3, 360 or Wii?
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Fun game. Uhoh, the question I am on now is "Her flipper's are sporty?" Well sure flippers are used in various water sports but maybe the word sporty is subject to opinion. It certainly isn't used that way over here. What a dilemma. I need to choose one answer though. I'm going to say 'fact' as flippers are practical in watersports and maybe were desinged with a sporty look to attract customers with an active lifestyle.
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Anyway, on topic. I own an 360 and a Wii. I far prefer the 360 to the Wii for it's online play and game library. That's not to say the Wii is bad though. It just struggles to do what its older brothers did last gen. When it comes to 360 vs. PS3 I find it hard do decide. I have played the PS3 and it is very good. Far better than the 360 in terms of hardware. The main features are practically the same on each console and they both have awesome unique features. I guess I prefer the 360 because I'm used to it. That's what it boils down to though: opinion.
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Sportiness isn't a quality you can see. Even you had to follow a convoluted logic chain to arrive at "fact". Were you even listening to Binky when he told you how to play. Is Arthur too much for you. What. Go to jail.BanjoDave wrote:Fun game. Uhoh, the question I am on now is "Her flipper's are sporty?" Well sure flippers are used in various water sports but maybe the word sporty is subject to opinion. It certainly isn't used that way over here. What a dilemma. I need to choose one answer though. I'm going to say 'fact' as flippers are practical in watersports and maybe were desinged with a sporty look to attract customers with an active lifestyle.
I just finished browsing the list of titles X-Box has available on the download service. I will admit it is currently much more impressive than WiiWare, if you ignore the mass of titles in the Virtual Console. So that gives X-Box a point.
Wii: 10
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This debate would be a lot more exciting if there were more than just two sides to the issue. :\
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Early NES design. Remind you of anything? :P
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Wow, nice find.SlappyMcGee wrote:
Early NES design. Remind you of anything? :P
The PS3 however, is black and looks significantly better.
That's my opinion anyway.

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Win, sir. Win.kai wrote:http://johnnylee.net/projects/wii/
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its kinda ironic that i found this after i said that.kai wrote:Speak for yourself.
I was waiting for VR to be utilized, not motion controls. if you want that go to the arcade.
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The bottom of a vacuum?SlappyMcGee wrote:
Early NES design. Remind you of anything? :P

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yea, its atracting all the rich n00bs playstation is the best. You knw what would solve this issue one all round consol, great graphics and every game from wii to xbox to ps3 to pc and macrennaT wrote:The Wii is the best-selling console of all time. It's doing something right.

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Despite the fact that SONY are now fearing a HD version of the Wii? Some speculate that SONY will take over Microsoft for second place in console sales by 2015, but if a HD version of the Wii was to come out (rumours being that it would be out around 2011), it would hinder sales of the PS3.andru94 wrote:yea, its atracting all the rich n00bs playstation is the best. You knw what would solve this issue one all round consol, great graphics and every game from wii to xbox to ps3 to pc and macrennaT wrote:The Wii is the best-selling console of all time. It's doing something right.
And I mean, none of these are the best...
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The PS3, don't get me wrong, is a great console for the power crazy freaks out there, its games are stunning in appearance yet I cannot seem to see where the PSN is better than LIVE. Yes, the main thing is that it's free. But this means that it may lack in some departments, read the list of new features above and you'll see my point (All that's needed is something that auto-tweets your now playing game).
The Wii, where did you go so, so wrong...it was a great console with great aspirations. The motion controller could have been used extremely well for some games. Red Steel was the main one that should have kick started other developers intentions for creating great FPS games on the Wii. Also the online capabilities of the Wii, it's obvious that Nintendo really need to get in shape with the "Wi-Fi Revolution" (Really they should have done considering the console's code name). Shame really.
So I side with the Xbox 360. And I forgot to mention, it has N+.
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Resuming this above point: PS3 vs Xbox, graphically? I see no difference and I was expecting more, specially from PS3. PS and Xbox vs Wii? "Noticeable" difference. In a scale of 10, I would differentiate them by 3-4 points (I think I'm not being biased).
Another thing is the motion controls. Natal is good, but we need controls. And Wiimote is motion controls with good physical controls. BUT now, Nintendo! Put the WiiMotion inside the new Wiimotes!
I want to play an online FPS for the Wii... :/
I'm still waiting for the portuguese people realize Xbox's better than PS3, in terms of games and online. The thing is that we're still not used to internet on game consoles.

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Not necessarily, even though you think we need them, we don't. In all honesty we don't need a controller, we're just so used to it that we don't like alternatives like Natal. Natal is an amazing game system that can easily beat the Wii hands down for pure fun and laughs, it's just so much more in depth than the Wii it's astounding.Donfuy wrote:Natal is good, but we need controls.

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When I said that, I said relative to "normal" games, like shooters and RPG's. What would you do to run? Run in place to be tired in what? 15 mins? Of course, it's awesome for other types of games, like fighting (totally customized moves :D).Chase wrote:Not necessarily, even though you think we need them, we don't. In all honesty we don't need a controller, we're just so used to it that we don't like alternatives like Natal. Natal is an amazing game system that can easily beat the Wii hands down for pure fun and laughs, it's just so much more in depth than the Wii it's astounding.Donfuy wrote:Natal is good, but we need controls.
Also, the only way you could fire a weapon was making its form with your hand like this

and shoot with the 4th finger or something like that (and recharging with the thumb).
How would we turn around? We had to have something like... virtual boy? :D

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Have you considered The Conduit? The single player campaign is supposed to be poor, but everyone seems to like the multiplayer.Donfuy wrote:I want to play an online FPS for the Wii... :/
...how do you know this when Natal is not available yet? Can you divine the future or something? Will you tell me which stocks to buy?Chase wrote:Not necessarily, even though you think we need them, we don't. In all honesty we don't need a controller, we're just so used to it that we don't like alternatives like Natal. Natal is an amazing game system that can easily beat the Wii hands down for pure fun and laughs, it's just so much more in depth than the Wii it's astounding.
Also, as should be readily apparent to anyone who owns a Wii, we do indeed need a controller. Motion controls can certainly be useful, but shoehorning them into places where a button would have worked better because OMG MOTION CONTROLS is bad development. It's exactly the same mentality behind the fad of sticking lens flare and bloom lighting all over the place, just because you had the technology... except this is even more annoying, because it actually interferes with gameplay.
As a hypothetical example, imagine replacing keyboards with entering letters via a YMCA-esque dance routine. It might be amusing for the first five minutes, but most people would quickly realise that it's inefficient and tiresome.
See also the Law of the Instrument ("When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.")
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Well put.Atilla wrote:Have you considered The Conduit? The single player campaign is supposed to be poor, but everyone seems to like the multiplayer.Donfuy wrote:I want to play an online FPS for the Wii... :/
...how do you know this when Natal is not available yet? Can you divine the future or something? Will you tell me which stocks to buy?Chase wrote:Not necessarily, even though you think we need them, we don't. In all honesty we don't need a controller, we're just so used to it that we don't like alternatives like Natal. Natal is an amazing game system that can easily beat the Wii hands down for pure fun and laughs, it's just so much more in depth than the Wii it's astounding.
Also, as should be readily apparent to anyone who owns a Wii, we do indeed need a controller. Motion controls can certainly be useful, but shoehorning them into places where a button would have worked better because OMG MOTION CONTROLS is bad development. It's exactly the same mentality behind the fad of sticking lens flare and bloom lighting all over the place, just because you had the technology... except this is even more annoying, because it actually interferes with gameplay.
As a hypothetical example, imagine replacing keyboards with entering letters via a YMCA-esque dance routine. It might be amusing for the first five minutes, but most people would quickly realise that it's inefficient and tiresome.
See also the Law of the Instrument ("When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.")
An assumption to counter your own, Chase: Natal will be a gimmick, nothing more. We're nowhere near the technology needed to make something like it fluent enough for any kind of precision gaming. All you're going to see with Natal are a bunch of specifically designed flash type games a la Wii Sports. It'll be a distraction for families at Christmas, or post-pub antics, it's not going to revolutionise a thing.
Until we step into the realms of virtual reality, full body motion control will remain nothing more than a distracting gadget.

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*cough cough* - it's not.rennaT wrote:The Wii is the best-selling console of all time.
I posted earlier that my personal preference is the XBox 360 because of the games it has.
PC FTW though.

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Dreamcast is one of the most criminally undersold consoles of all time.andru94 wrote:What the F*** is Dreamcast?
My local Game was selling a handful of boxed Dreamcasts a couple of years ago, £10 each. I missed them by a few minutes... :3

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It's not the best selling (not yet, anyway), but I think it was the fastest selling? I'll have to check that one...PsychoSnail wrote:*cough cough* - it's not.rennaT wrote:The Wii is the best-selling console of all time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dream ... orange.pngandru94 wrote:What the F*** is Dreamcast?Me wrote:Long live Dreamcast!
It was SEGA's last console, before they stopped developing consoles altogether. It was the most powerful one on the market at the time, and had a brilliant line-up of games (Sonic Adventure Series, for example), but due to bad marketing it was, as brighter said, criminally undersold.
It came out in 1998 and started off Console Generation 6, several years before the PS2 (which was it's main rival), Xbox or Gamecube. It was also the console that pioneered online gameplay. Xbox Live, PSN, all originated from the Dreamcast.
SEGA still puts it in games though. For example, there are Dreamcasts hidden in some of the cutscenes of Sonic Unleashed, and even a sneaky little text about it.
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Yeah but what did we think of the Wii? Exactly the same before its release. Only time will tell.brighter wrote: Well put.
An assumption to counter your own, Chase: Natal will be a gimmick, nothing more. We're nowhere near the technology needed to make something like it fluent enough for any kind of precision gaming. All you're going to see with Natal are a bunch of specifically designed flash type games a la Wii Sports. It'll be a distraction for families at Christmas, or post-pub antics, it's not going to revolutionise a thing.
Until we step into the realms of virtual reality, full body motion control will remain nothing more than a distracting gadget.
But me saying we need a controller is like saying we think we need Coca Cola. When we don't need it, we're accustomed to its presence so we think we need it when in all actuality we don't.
The Dreamcast was awesome yes, but was it too far ahead of its time? Was it released too long before the PS2? If they hadn't released it as early maybe it would have had a better chance. But against that you could say the same about Microsoft and the Xbox 360, but that became very successful.

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