The system looks like a George Foreman grill and the controllers look like they'd give someone of the female gender pleasure. (OMG DUAL SHOCK?)
PS3=Sexy
The system looks like a George Foreman grill and the controllers look like they'd give someone of the female gender pleasure. (OMG DUAL SHOCK?)
Fiyerstorm wrote:... and the controllers look like they'd give someone of the female gender pleasure. (OMG DUAL SHOCK?)
You should have read the convo I had with one of my (female) friends about this. XD
Fiyerstorm wrote:... and the controllers look like they'd give someone of the female gender pleasure. (OMG DUAL SHOCK?)
You should have read the convo I had with one of my (female) friends about this. XD
lmao!!
Was it hot and kinky? ;o
*BZZZZZ*
Welcum to the next-generation.
lmao!!
Was it hot and kinky? ;o
*BZZZZZ*
Welcum to the next-generation.
The cuntroller looks like a double-dild0rz. I'd buy it.
The cuntroller looks like a double-dild0rz. I'd buy it.
How the hell are you supposed to play a game on those controllers? Hardly very practicle. As for the main unit, it reminds me of my sandwhich toaster.
The X-Box looks far slicker.
How the hell are you supposed to play a game on those controllers? Hardly very practicle. As for the main unit, it reminds me of my sandwhich toaster.
The X-Box looks far slicker.
There was an article on Slashdot today that said the price of the PS3 may be upwards of around $465! That is a lot of money. I think even if I was interested in buying a PS3, I'd have to hold off for a while. Heck if it was $300 I'd hold off.
I'm hoping Revolution is at a lower price, like around $200.
There was an article on Slashdot today that said the price of the PS3 may be upwards of around $465! That is a lot of money. I think even if I was interested in buying a PS3, I'd have to hold off for a while. Heck if it was $300 I'd hold off.
I'm hoping Revolution is at a lower price, like around $200.
It will be significantly cheaper vegeta. Xbox 360 and PS3 both intend to use new Blue Laser technology for higher density formats Blu-Ray (PS3) and HD-DVD (Xbox 360). This technology alone is very expensive. The Revolution is using regular Red Laser technology which is cheap and works well. I'm sure Nintendo has other things in mind to try to keep costs down.
If PS3 really goes on sale for more than 300$, that will rock. Not for Sony, but for me, who wants Sony to crash n' burn.
It will be significantly cheaper vegeta. Xbox 360 and PS3 both intend to use new Blue Laser technology for higher density formats Blu-Ray (PS3) and HD-DVD (Xbox 360). This technology alone is very expensive. The Revolution is using regular Red Laser technology which is cheap and works well. I'm sure Nintendo has other things in mind to try to keep costs down.
If PS3 really goes on sale for more than 300$, that will rock. Not for Sony, but for me, who wants Sony to crash n' burn.
I didn't know X-Box 360 used blue laser technology. I was under the impression that they were using standard DVDs (maybe dual-layer though)
I didn't know X-Box 360 used blue laser technology. I was under the impression that they were using standard DVDs (maybe dual-layer though)
Um, dude, Xbox already uses DVD (both layers). Xbox 360/Microsoft said in the past they are backing the HD-DVD format, which also uses blue laser technology but unlike Blu-Ray apparently HD-DVD is easier to implement into existing facilties formanufacturing discs.
Um, dude, Xbox already uses DVD (both layers). Xbox 360/Microsoft said in the past they are backing the HD-DVD format, which also uses blue laser technology but unlike Blu-Ray apparently HD-DVD is easier to implement into existing facilties formanufacturing discs.
lol Xbox is hueg!
lol Xbox is hueg!
Mottzilla wrote:Um, dude, Xbox already uses DVD (both layers). Xbox 360/Microsoft said in the past they are backing the HD-DVD format, which also uses blue laser technology but unlike Blu-Ray apparently HD-DVD is easier to implement into existing facilties formanufacturing discs.
I've heard the same thing Vegeta has. Microsoft orginally intended to use HD-DVD, but changed back to DVD because they saw no reason to use HD-DVD when games aren't that big. You can still fit a game on a DVD and that would increase the price of the system. In fact, I think Sony using that big of a storage medium is pretty stupid because the PS3 will be gone before games are that large.
Anyway, its listed in the fact sheet as the storage medium being DVD-ROM
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox360/factsheet.htm
Mottzilla wrote:Um, dude, Xbox already uses DVD (both layers). Xbox 360/Microsoft said in the past they are backing the HD-DVD format, which also uses blue laser technology but unlike Blu-Ray apparently HD-DVD is easier to implement into existing facilties formanufacturing discs.
I've heard the same thing Vegeta has. Microsoft orginally intended to use HD-DVD, but changed back to DVD because they saw no reason to use HD-DVD when games aren't that big. You can still fit a game on a DVD and that would increase the price of the system. In fact, I think Sony using that big of a storage medium is pretty stupid because the PS3 will be gone before games are that large.
Anyway, its listed in the fact sheet as the storage medium being DVD-ROM
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox360/factsheet.htm
Some PS2 games span 2 discs. Maybe Sony's intention was to condense large great looking games into just one?
Some PS2 games span 2 discs. Maybe Sony's intention was to condense large great looking games into just one?
If Xbox 360 is only DVD, then Xbox 360 will not be quite as expensive I suppose.
If Xbox 360 is only DVD, then Xbox 360 will not be quite as expensive I suppose.
Grasshopper wrote:I've heard the same thing Vegeta has. Microsoft orginally intended to use HD-DVD, but changed back to DVD because they saw no reason to use HD-DVD when games aren't that big. You can still fit a game on a DVD and that would increase the price of the system. In fact, I think Sony using that big of a storage medium is pretty stupid because the PS3 will be gone before games are that large.Anyway, its listed in the fact sheet as the storage medium being DVD-ROM
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox360/factsheet.htm
That's not entirely true. Sports games already fill the whole DVD with all the commentary. In fact, some commentary and songs usually have to get axed to ensure the thing fits. Also remember FFX where the voice acting made the game take the entire DVD. But it is true that most other types of games don't use anywhere near the whole amount of space on the DVD.
Grasshopper wrote:I've heard the same thing Vegeta has. Microsoft orginally intended to use HD-DVD, but changed back to DVD because they saw no reason to use HD-DVD when games aren't that big. You can still fit a game on a DVD and that would increase the price of the system. In fact, I think Sony using that big of a storage medium is pretty stupid because the PS3 will be gone before games are that large.Anyway, its listed in the fact sheet as the storage medium being DVD-ROM
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox360/factsheet.htm
That's not entirely true. Sports games already fill the whole DVD with all the commentary. In fact, some commentary and songs usually have to get axed to ensure the thing fits. Also remember FFX where the voice acting made the game take the entire DVD. But it is true that most other types of games don't use anywhere near the whole amount of space on the DVD.
It's almost always audio and video streams that fill up most of a disc.
It's almost always audio and video streams that fill up most of a disc.