Remix, the IPTV, DVR functions and TV and movie downloads aren't available (or will be in the UK) so it means nothing to me. Yes, the streaming does annoy me as I do that often with my 360, the rumble is something I'll get used too. The HD scaling has been fixed to the best of my knowledge. Achievement points doesn't really mean anything (if anything it's a good thing..achievements can get addictive
). The games is something the 360 has that the other doesn't but that will all change.
I could add a few more for the PS3 too:
-Internet Browser
-Full keyboard and mouse support for games
-Bluetooth for wireless heaphones (very cool!)
-More USB ports
-No powerbrick (might not seem much but I had a hell of a time positioning mine)
Remember, most of the functions on the 360 now were due to Firmware updates, therefore many of the PS3's weaknesses can be sorted.
I'm not being a fanboy, I'm being reasonable.
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Originally Posted by Don_Rico As you said... Only a few of each... but whatever.
1. OMG SUPER AUDIO!! IF IT SAYS SUPER IT GOTTA BE GOOD!!
2. Multicard... Right... And what's that again? And when do I need it? Please tell me, because I don't know at the moment...
3. Wifi? That's only in the 60gb version if I'm not mistaken? Besides, if I wanted wifi I'd buy a Nintendo DS...
4. To my PSP that I'll have to purchase for 1800 kronor (about 260 bucks...)? No thanks. And did you just say around the world...? Dude... cut the marketing crap... Please...
And actually I have heard of PS3:s breaking down... Also I've heard that PS2 games look awful on the PS3 (YouTube - The TRUTH about the PS3's backwards compatibility... ...).
And that you're buying two consoles doesn't mean you're not a fanboy.. It means you have money... |
Don, you know we're only getting the 60Gb version over here in Europe?
I need the Wifi as I'm using all the LAN ports on my Router already, I have 14 WLAN access points remaining.
The backwards capability has now changed to software emulation which means that it will take some time to get right with software updates but there will be 1000 titles compatible at launch - that's over 5 times what the Xbox 360 had at launch.