Posted: 3 months ago
I got rid of a PS3, didn't even bother opening up the packaging to check it out. No interest at all, I would much prefer to carry on my games library in a format I have already invested large amounts of time and money into, I do not want to start another games library to see it gather dust.
My friends, both personal and on line all play the 360, I do not want to abandon them and move to a system where the friends list is a afterthought and useless.
Hearing the stories of vast amounts of updates, updates for updates, updates for demos, updates for games, installing times.... nah not for me thanks.
On line play, xbox live has it in the bag, easy to use, easy to manage, easy to communicate. Most have headsets, it's sociable and fun not a quiet lonely place that gives you a playing single player feeling.
Blu ray, who cares really. I am not bothered about extreme definition of films, If I want to see the film how it was intended I will go to the cinema.
I am no fan boy but you have to sensible with this, Microsoft, xbox live and the 360 have set the standard, all I hear is complaints of PS3, and the fan boys that go with the machine..... well the "mans best friend" story and the feedback that thread got says it all.
I am not saying PS3 is a bad machine, neither am I saying it's good but if I hear another "ooooh its a Halo killer" story as soonas a game comes out I'm gonna go mad. I guess Sony should have put a bit, or maybe a hell of a lot more thought into it's system and on line support before releasing it upon the unsuspecting community, same can be said for MS but at least the 360 is now a good solid system with plenty to back it up.
My marketing for the PS3 would be:
"Sony PS3, you just can't polish a turd"
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