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12/15/08(Mon)01:37 No.2920985  The
360 offers a simple, unified, [more] reliable [but not totally because
Live! is still a piece of shit], streamlined gaming experience for a
semi-reasonable price [if you don't let yourself get nickel and dimed].
The PC offers a bleeding edge experience at the cost of consistency, initial price, time, and effort.
Getting
a PC to perform as well as a 360 at the same price is actually pretty
hard. It's hard to build a computer period for $200. Sure, it doesn't
have a hard drive, but it will play nearly all games still.
If you compare it to one with a hard drive, there are options. |