(An adult's view) Reasons for buying a Sony PlayStation® 3

Pez D Spencer wrote:

i'm not a big fan of gay characters like dante from devil may cry.

Not as gay as Cloud Strife, Sephiroth, and Vincent Valentine,

lol, I can't tell if this is a troll or spam. Either way, it's wacky.

It's the death of a console if all of the games are made for adults. Those
aren't fun.

"Kenneth R. Maddigan" wrote in message
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#1: Blu-ray is king. Blu-ray is superior to HD-DVD, this is undisputed.
The only question is expense. That question is answered by the Sony
PlayStation® 3, which will be the motor driving the next technological
advance - to Blu-ray. The Sony PlayStation® 3 will open up a whole new
market. It will be huge. Invest in Sony now, the future looks bright.

#2: The games are plentiful. This is Sony's specialty. There will be so
many more games made for the Sony PlayStation® 3 than for any other
console due to the confidence of Sony's many third-party game developers.
With so many games, some will have to be good. With Sony, the odds of
finding a satisfying game are better because there will be so many games
to choose from. Sony: lots of games.

#3. The expense is acceptable. Let's face it, video games have grown
beyond kids. Some developers like Nintendo market exclusively to kids,
and some like Microsoft market to the 12-16 segment. Sony is
distinguishing itself. It will be the first true 3D game console for
adults only. Why shouldn't a game console be as large or expensive as a
car or dishwasher? These are adult items, bought by adults and used by
them. The Sony PlayStation® 3 is meant for adults, and its price shows
that.

#4. Innovation doesn't matter. The Sony PlayStation® 3 controller
features motion detection. Sony is also getting into the online game.
Anything the competitors can invent, Sony can take. It is fair game, as
many of the Sony PlayStation®'s concepts were taken by competitors. The
Sony PlayStation® 3 will have everything the other consoles have, plus
all the added benefits that go with Sony.


--
Ken M.
Professional Console Game Reviewers Guild
Patriarch

Here is how the war is going to pan out in North America.

1. Nintendo Wii - Everyone will get it.
2. Xbox 360 - best system to get if you have HD TV
3. PS3 - for people who like wasting their money on expensive Sony toys.


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Araxen wrote:
Here is how the war is going to pan out in North America.

1. Nintendo Wii - Everyone will get it.
2. Xbox 360 - best system to get if you have HD TV
3. PS3 - for people who like wasting their money on expensive Sony toys.
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I already have a 360, I might buy a ps3 sometime down the road, but I
will never by the Nintendo Wii. Why you may find your self asking? I
already spent almost $1000 on my 360(system, extra controllers, games,
& live), I will wait for a major price break with the PS3, and I don't
have the ****in time to sit down a play games all day. BTW I don't know
anyone personally who's excited about the Wii. However, I might think
about buying gamecube just for donkey-konga now that there will
probably be a price break.

Paul C. wrote:
"Kenneth R. Maddigan" wrote in
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#2: The games are plentiful. This is Sony's specialty. There will be
so many more games made for the Sony PlayStation® 3 than for any other
console due to the confidence of Sony's many third-party game
developers. With so many games, some will have to be good. With Sony,
the odds of finding a satisfying game are better because there will be
so many games to choose from. Sony: lots of games.

Games aren't plentiful the system isn't even out yet. Maybe they will be
some day but for now at least your statement is incorrect. And many big
name titles such as Grand Theft Auto IV aren't even exclusive to the PS3.

And aren't a lot of third party developers avoiding the PS3 because
it's too difficult to make games and they'd rather work with the 360???

I remember hearing this somewhere... Either way, as of right now, it
seems like the PS3 will be a bust (particularly because of the high
price tag...)

I'll be picking up a 360 soon just for NBA 2k7, Dead Rising, Saints
Row, RAWvsSD'07, Lost Planet, and Madden (just to get my roll on with
Daunte... GET YOUR ROLL ON, PIMP!!!)



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In article ,
says...
#1: Blu-ray is king. Blu-ray is superior to HD-DVD, this is undisputed.

ROFLMAO! How are you doing, Blig? "Undisputed" my ass. The early
adopters and all of the comparisons say that HD-DVD is *FAR* superior.

#2: The games are plentiful. This is Sony's specialty. There will be so

HAHAHAHA. There is not one "launch window" game that is both exclusive
and worth owning. The 360, on the other hand, has BOATLOADS of amazing
games that are already out and many, many more on the way.


#3. The expense is acceptable. Let's face it, video games have grown

HAHAHAHHA. Another piece of bull****!


#4. Innovation doesn't matter. The Sony PlayStation® 3 controller
features motion detection.

HAHAHHA. They added a gimmicky feature because they were afraid of the
Wii, and took away the one feature that almost everyone wants in the
controller - force feedback!

Damn, Blig, that wasn't even close to being a list of reasons to buy a
PS3. The only *TRUE* reason to buy one is if you are a Sony fan-bitch
like you.

Baker wrote:
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I already have a 360, I might buy a ps3 sometime down the road, but I
will never by the Nintendo Wii. Why you may find your self asking? I
already spent almost $1000 on my 360(system, extra controllers, games,
& live), I will wait for a major price break with the PS3, and I don't
have the ****in time to sit down a play games all day. BTW I don't know
anyone personally who's excited about the Wii. However, I might think
about buying gamecube just for donkey-konga now that there will
probably be a price break.

You know, I was JUST thinking about getting Donkey Konga now too. I've
noticed the kongas are *cheap* whenever I run across them.

From my perspective as an adult, I am more interested in the X360. I own
both an XBOX and PS2 and both found about four or five games that I really
enjoyed. I realize this time around, I am not willing to spend a fortune,
and will be much more picky with the games I buy, especially at $60.
Considering I don't have the time to play games as much as I used to, and as
much as I'd like, I'm up for the console with the best games, but at a
reasonable price. At a $700 PS3 price tag, I can buy an X360 Premium with
two controllers, and four games, and a subscription to Live. Sounds like a
better deal to me.

I was waiting for that "killer game" to convince me, but I realize there are
a few titles that look like a lot of fun on the X360, and anything on the
PS3 is nothing but a long way out.

Kenneth R. Maddigan wrote:
#1: Blu-ray is king. Blu-ray is superior to HD-DVD, this is undisputed.
The only question is expense. That question is answered by the Sony
PlayStation® 3, which will be the motor driving the next technological
advance - to Blu-ray. The Sony PlayStation® 3 will open up a whole new
market. It will be huge. Invest in Sony now, the future looks bright.

#2: The games are plentiful. This is Sony's specialty. There will be so
many more games made for the Sony PlayStation® 3 than for any other
console due to the confidence of Sony's many third-party game developers.
With so many games, some will have to be good. With Sony, the odds of
finding a satisfying game are better because there will be so many games
to choose from. Sony: lots of games.

#3. The expense is acceptable. Let's face it, video games have grown
beyond kids. Some developers like Nintendo market exclusively to kids,
and some like Microsoft market to the 12-16 segment. Sony is
distinguishing itself. It will be the first true 3D game console for
adults only. Why shouldn't a game console be as large or expensive as a
car or dishwasher? These are adult items, bought by adults and used by
them. The Sony PlayStation® 3 is meant for adults, and its price shows
that.

#4. Innovation doesn't matter. The Sony PlayStation® 3 controller
features motion detection. Sony is also getting into the online game.
Anything the competitors can invent, Sony can take. It is fair game, as
many of the Sony PlayStation®'s concepts were taken by competitors. The
Sony PlayStation® 3 will have everything the other consoles have, plus
all the added benefits that go with Sony.


If you are really an adult, then why are you trolling
like a still-wet-behind-the-ears 3 year old?

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