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I'm looking to buy a gaming system for mostly the purpose of excercise, family, and action games. I don't know anything about any of the systems.
Answer
Those three can be found in the Xbox Kinect. The Kinect lets you have the best experience of exercise.
For exercise, you have "Your Shape Fitness Evolved 2012" and "UFC personal trainer".
For family, you have games like: Kinectimals, kinect adventures, kinect sports season 1 and 2, kinect joy ride, wipeout etc.
For action games you have Halo (Halo 4 coming soon), Star wars, Gear of Wars, rise of nightmares.
Review from an Owner of most popular consoles, should help you out on this decision:
http://budurl.com/XBoxPS3Wii
The reasons for getting PS3 over the two other can be:
- Free online
- Blu ray DVD player
- Better for multimedia purposes.
- Best graphics.
While the reasons for getting Wii can be:
- The cheaper price tag
- Best for you if you are a casual gamer
- Family fun is there for sure.
Those three can be found in the Xbox Kinect. The Kinect lets you have the best experience of exercise.
For exercise, you have "Your Shape Fitness Evolved 2012" and "UFC personal trainer".
For family, you have games like: Kinectimals, kinect adventures, kinect sports season 1 and 2, kinect joy ride, wipeout etc.
For action games you have Halo (Halo 4 coming soon), Star wars, Gear of Wars, rise of nightmares.
Review from an Owner of most popular consoles, should help you out on this decision:
http://budurl.com/XBoxPS3Wii
The reasons for getting PS3 over the two other can be:
- Free online
- Blu ray DVD player
- Better for multimedia purposes.
- Best graphics.
While the reasons for getting Wii can be:
- The cheaper price tag
- Best for you if you are a casual gamer
- Family fun is there for sure.
What are all the features for the xbox 360 ( Free and paid)?
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Give the price of all paid one and all the possible options
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Free, not too much. Xbox Live is not free, it's paid for. you also don't get wireless internet, only a cord. And that means if you want wireless, you'll have to buy a little network thing worth about $100. It can watch DVD's (I think, not sure)... that's about it...that i know of enough to tell you with certainty... Here's a comparison on why you should buy a PS3 tho... There will also be a $100 price drop, meaning it's the same price as the 360...
For One, the PS3 will last the longest for the next gen consoles that are out now:
Xbox 360 was made in 2005, they've already made a different version of it (Elite) so soon they'll have the next 360, more likely the 720, probably in 2010-2012 that's not very long 1-3 years of play
Wii- was poorly designed in 2006. They'll have to make the Wii 2 sometime soon, probably 2010-2012 as well.
Playstation 3- was made in the same year as the Wii, 2006. Sony designed it though to last for 10 years! Meaning it will still be around and popular in 2016.
The PS3 amazing. It has better reliability, can be turned into a PC and download Windows XP or Vista, or for free download Linux. For everything that it has, it is much cheaper then the Xbox 360, consider the following.
With the PS3, you get:
-A Blue-Ray player, and one of the best ones out so far. It is also considered new technology. If you don't have Blue-Ray players to start out with when buying the PS3, it also has a DVD upconverter, meaning that you can play normal DVD's with better quality picture.
-The PS3 also features PSN( the (P)lay(S)tation (N)etwork). It's free to use, and download demo's such as Warhawk, and Home. Unlike Xbox Live, it doesn't cost $80 for the first year bundle, and $50 for each following year.
-The PS3 has exlusives like no other console, like Resistance 2, LittleBig Planet, Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, Metal Gear Solid 4 and in the future: inFamous, Killzone 2, God of War 3, Uncharted 2, L.A. Noire, Heavy Rain and Massive Action Game (M.A.G.âin which over 256 players will be able to play on the same map at the same time)
-For the money, you get 80GB of space, and only 60GB on the Xbox 360, USB mini drives can also be used from the 2.0 USB ports in the front of the PS3. It also has an easily removable HDD.
-Built in, superior Wi-Fi
-Web browser, just like a PC's
On the Xbox 360's you get a 1 in 3 failure rate. Even though Microsoft knows of this problem, they don't even think about the red rings of death while shipping it out to unsuspecting customers
So hereâs a quick run-down of what you must buy with the PS3 and 360:
PS3:
Console(there will be a $100 decrease in April 2009) $300
Game $60
Controller $55
Total: $415
Really, if you bought all the things the PS3 offers SEPERATELY, you would be able to buy roughly 3 PS3's with that money (gaming console+computer+SUPERB Blu Ray player)
Xbox 360:
Console $300
Game $60
Controller $60
Xbox Live $80
Wi-Fi $100
Total: $660
As you can see, the PS3 is cheaper by far and plus, The multi-platform games are using about 25% of the PS3's graphical potential. So that means much better graphics in the future when they can get a grip on the PS3's power.
On the other hand, most multiplatform games are using about 98% of the 360âs potential. And they look about the same. At this rate in 1 year, the PS3 will have outshone the 360 graphic wise. Itâs just that the 8-core Cell Broadband Processor is very complex, and takes developers time to get used to. And they are getting the hang of things. The PS3 has a very good reliability rate: only 0.2% failure rate (note the decimal), while Xbox 360's have a 30% failure rate. So, for every 1000 of both consoles produced, 2 PS3's are defective, whilst about 330 Xbox 360's are defective. The numbers speak for themselves. Many game developers have OPENLY stated that in the near future, and right now, they will use the PS3 as a lead-developing platform, and then they will port the games to the 360.
So pretty much, the PS3 wins hands down. It's the best system people have seen yet! The PS3 will also progress in the future, like it's downgraded because it was so good that other people couldn't afford it. So anyways hope I helped!
Free, not too much. Xbox Live is not free, it's paid for. you also don't get wireless internet, only a cord. And that means if you want wireless, you'll have to buy a little network thing worth about $100. It can watch DVD's (I think, not sure)... that's about it...that i know of enough to tell you with certainty... Here's a comparison on why you should buy a PS3 tho... There will also be a $100 price drop, meaning it's the same price as the 360...
For One, the PS3 will last the longest for the next gen consoles that are out now:
Xbox 360 was made in 2005, they've already made a different version of it (Elite) so soon they'll have the next 360, more likely the 720, probably in 2010-2012 that's not very long 1-3 years of play
Wii- was poorly designed in 2006. They'll have to make the Wii 2 sometime soon, probably 2010-2012 as well.
Playstation 3- was made in the same year as the Wii, 2006. Sony designed it though to last for 10 years! Meaning it will still be around and popular in 2016.
The PS3 amazing. It has better reliability, can be turned into a PC and download Windows XP or Vista, or for free download Linux. For everything that it has, it is much cheaper then the Xbox 360, consider the following.
With the PS3, you get:
-A Blue-Ray player, and one of the best ones out so far. It is also considered new technology. If you don't have Blue-Ray players to start out with when buying the PS3, it also has a DVD upconverter, meaning that you can play normal DVD's with better quality picture.
-The PS3 also features PSN( the (P)lay(S)tation (N)etwork). It's free to use, and download demo's such as Warhawk, and Home. Unlike Xbox Live, it doesn't cost $80 for the first year bundle, and $50 for each following year.
-The PS3 has exlusives like no other console, like Resistance 2, LittleBig Planet, Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, Metal Gear Solid 4 and in the future: inFamous, Killzone 2, God of War 3, Uncharted 2, L.A. Noire, Heavy Rain and Massive Action Game (M.A.G.âin which over 256 players will be able to play on the same map at the same time)
-For the money, you get 80GB of space, and only 60GB on the Xbox 360, USB mini drives can also be used from the 2.0 USB ports in the front of the PS3. It also has an easily removable HDD.
-Built in, superior Wi-Fi
-Web browser, just like a PC's
On the Xbox 360's you get a 1 in 3 failure rate. Even though Microsoft knows of this problem, they don't even think about the red rings of death while shipping it out to unsuspecting customers
So hereâs a quick run-down of what you must buy with the PS3 and 360:
PS3:
Console(there will be a $100 decrease in April 2009) $300
Game $60
Controller $55
Total: $415
Really, if you bought all the things the PS3 offers SEPERATELY, you would be able to buy roughly 3 PS3's with that money (gaming console+computer+SUPERB Blu Ray player)
Xbox 360:
Console $300
Game $60
Controller $60
Xbox Live $80
Wi-Fi $100
Total: $660
As you can see, the PS3 is cheaper by far and plus, The multi-platform games are using about 25% of the PS3's graphical potential. So that means much better graphics in the future when they can get a grip on the PS3's power.
On the other hand, most multiplatform games are using about 98% of the 360âs potential. And they look about the same. At this rate in 1 year, the PS3 will have outshone the 360 graphic wise. Itâs just that the 8-core Cell Broadband Processor is very complex, and takes developers time to get used to. And they are getting the hang of things. The PS3 has a very good reliability rate: only 0.2% failure rate (note the decimal), while Xbox 360's have a 30% failure rate. So, for every 1000 of both consoles produced, 2 PS3's are defective, whilst about 330 Xbox 360's are defective. The numbers speak for themselves. Many game developers have OPENLY stated that in the near future, and right now, they will use the PS3 as a lead-developing platform, and then they will port the games to the 360.
So pretty much, the PS3 wins hands down. It's the best system people have seen yet! The PS3 will also progress in the future, like it's downgraded because it was so good that other people couldn't afford it. So anyways hope I helped!
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