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Playstation 3 – the ultimate goal Ps 3 Slim
After "GameCube era" in 2004, I finally started to become more and more PC games to care. Of course, the main arguments (Especially at that time were, of course, all the powerful hardware included) much better graphics and more precise and intuitive control through the mouse and keyboard.
But after a while I was there to buy for sorry, still new material underway able to play games, the quality has declined significantly, despite the optical focus, the better.
I decided to buy a Nintendo Wii. I was pleased this long device, the gems of games such as Resident Evil 4, Metroid Prime 3: Corrpution Zelda: Twilight Princess and Super Mario Galaxy really good really fascinated me for a very long time before the screen. I've always been excited by the products since my youth and Nintendo, among them were found on these real pleasure grenades.
My conclusion for the Wii: first convince the innovative controls and a user-friendly operation, but the console has to contend with the problem that the control is really exhausted by a very small number of game titles. In the design of which, if you have some claim, merely satisfactory. You get "now" (anno 2009), the Xbox 360 Elite also around € 249, with 120 GB of storage capacity and one (I think) very good games now.
Keywords 360. In July of this year, I Traff decisions back to my Nintendo collection (N 64, GameCube, Game Boy, Game Boy Color games to Wii included) to the man and make me an Xbox 360 Elite. I regret this decision VORERST not. The console is really great, absolutely great graphics, games are fun, and the menu navigation is also good. Course play multimedia content and a pro-argument that we should leave in any case out of sight. But what I absolutely want to mention is the fact that the controller Xbox, in my opinion, still the best among the three consoles. In terms of ergonomics and operation indeed very successful.
The console also introduced a negative side:
On the one hand, the volume of the device in operation is very high. Also bored online payment service Xbox Live, you can still compete with the Play Online umsont. Because it bothers me too personally when the service Microsoft is often cited but it is strong. A small drawback is the battery monitor. I have a battery (Bought a battery), and I must say that the performance operation was already after three disappointing load.
But then came the September 1 and introduced the new Sony Playstation 3 Slim on the market. At first I laughed at this strategy of Sony, it was the X-th edition of the PlayStation 3 But then I started thinking. Blu-Ray for 50 € extra for the "360" Elite, also 120 GB of memory, joysticks, which are not battery operated, which accompanies cable for charging and also have a free online service and a great menu navigation.
I decided to trade on 11.09.2009 again, and was not disappointed. My first PS to all, and I must say, as a former PS detractors () mainly because of high prices, and the controller, I am very satisfied. But please, the good people of Sony, but it gives the controller anywhere on at a single price!
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Resident Evil – GameCube Gameplay (HQ Video)
What is the difference between Resident Evil 4 PS2 GameCube Nintendo Wii?
I wonder is the best in figure gamecube i heard someone say that Gamecube had better graphics
the graphics are not better, I think the controls are a bit more difficult to master in the PS2 version and I think we have more zombies. The main difference between the two split because gamecube has this game after you finish the main game, but no ps2
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