Kornowski
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and.. sitting alone in a room with a pc, instead of playing together with a friend sitting next to you playing on the same screen is oh so way better because of?..
...Because you have more than 4" of viewing area?

and.. sitting alone in a room with a pc, instead of playing together with a friend sitting next to you playing on the same screen is oh so way better because of?..
and.. sitting alone in a room with a pc, instead of playing together with a friend sitting next to you playing on the same screen is oh so way better because of?..
erm...like i said, 500 bucks for a core 2 duo and it'll play MOST games on the market with HIGH settings. when i built my pc in sept 2006, it was just that. a core 2 duo, motherboard, 1gb of ram, and a 512mb 7600gs, it cost less then $500. every game i threw at it it played with medium to high settings, oblivion, far cry, san andreas, GRAW, and a bunch of other nice games. stuff was a bit more expensive back then, but now you could get better for the same cost. you don't need a high end rig to play most games out there. you also don't have to spend alot of money to have a good pc.If you're giving me a choice between a $400 gaming PC and a $400 console.. I'd be a fool to pick the PC. A lower end 8 series card? What are you planning on playing, Doom 3 and far cry on medium?
i didnt read the entire thread, so this may have been said already:
but if you come to a website called computerforum.com and ask if you should get a computer or a console, im pretty sure you already know what the answer is going to be...anyway, definitely get the computer
a core 2 duo, motherboard, 1gb of ram, and a 512mb 7600gs, it cost less then $500. every game i threw at it it played with medium to high settings, oblivion, far cry, san andreas, GRAW, and a bunch of other nice games.
EVERY single thing you mentioned then, you can do on a CONSOLEYou can add new graphics, new levels, new enemies, new weapons, new quests, make it harder/easier
erm...like i said, 500 bucks for a core 2 duo and it'll play MOST games on the market with HIGH settings. when i built my pc in sept 2006, it was just that. a core 2 duo, motherboard, 1gb of ram, and a 512mb 7600gs, it cost less then $500. every game i threw at it it played with medium to high settings, oblivion, far cry, san andreas, GRAW, and a bunch of other nice games. stuff was a bit more expensive back then, but now you could get better for the same cost. you don't need a high end rig to play most games out there. you also don't have to spend alot of money to have a good pc.
as for the age issue, whats your point?
whats stopping you from keeping that pc for 5-10 years without upgrading it and continuing to play games on it that it can handle? just like you can keep a ps3 and play ps3 games on it 5-10 years from now despite the fact that it wont play games for newer counsels. only difference is that the pc gives you the opportunity to play every pc game from dos to now (easily tens of thousands), whereas the ps3 only lets you play ps3 games.
yea, for a lan party its easy doable, but for just having an evening of fun or so, taking a pc to someone else's house is an awefull lot of work.
EVERY single thing you mentioned then, you can do on a CONSOLE
There are mods you can download to increase the triangle amounts in objects to make it more "lush", just like the pc.enlighten me. how do you enhance graphics on a console?![]()
oh. well now i feel like an ass. THANKS A LOT![]()
Also to watch any Blue-ray films you would have to buy yourself a High Definition tv as, on standard tv's you would get no picture. A High Definition would cost you a least another £400 to buy. At least if you just want the PS3 for playing games you are fine with a standard tv.