Topic: XBOX 360 vs. PS3 vs. NINTENDO REVOLUTION

[King Neptune]

Online gaming is better on computers but besides that the XBOX 360, PS3, and NINTENDO REVOLUTIONS

[IZ]

I dont really find a use for buying a console you could buy a computer and it would be better. You could even get a controller realated to the console you like

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Nintendo Revolution, PS3, and XB360 are going own any computer.

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Not really when it comes to specs the computer is better

same goes for online gaming

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# PowerPC based core (PPU) clocked at 3.2 GHz
# 1 VMX (IBM's branding for AltiVec) vector unit for the PowerPC core
# 7 Synergistic Processing Elements or SPEs are programmable vector processor units clocked at 3.2 GHz each (there are eight on the chip, but one kept unused for redundancy, leaving seven usable)
# 218 GFLOPS floating point performance
# 512 KiB L2 cache
# 7 256 KiB SRAM caches for the SPEs
# 7 128×128 SIMD general purpose register files
# 234 millions transistors [7]

^PS3^

I'll be able to use my 802.11g router for online gaming for free, can't beat that

[Jackie-Boy]

Kevin's computer geek talk does nothing for me. I shudder to think of his married life in the future.

[Thomas]

PS3, it's the superior game-station...the PS2 worked wonders and looked good...had easy storage and a built in fan.
The x-box was darn right ugly and rubbish.

[Compwhiz128]

I dont really find a use for buying a console you could buy a computer and it would be better. You could even get a controller realated to the console you like

[snapback]190527[/snapback]

Nintendo Revolution, PS3, and XB360 are going own any computer.

[snapback]190576[/snapback]

Not really when it comes to specs the computer is better

same goes for online gaming

[snapback]190631[/snapback]

# PowerPC based core (PPU) clocked at 3.2 GHz
# 1 VMX (IBM's branding for AltiVec) vector unit for the PowerPC core
# 7 Synergistic Processing Elements or SPEs are programmable vector processor units clocked at 3.2 GHz each (there are eight on the chip, but one kept unused for redundancy, leaving seven usable)
# 218 GFLOPS floating point performance
# 512 KiB L2 cache
# 7 256 KiB SRAM caches for the SPEs
# 7 128×128 SIMD general purpose register files
# 234 millions transistors [7]

^PS3^

I'll be able to use my 802.11g router for online gaming for free, can't beat that

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Replying to this old post

Well even that doesnt own todays computers

[Banana]

Did I already post in this thread?  If I said Revolution before, I think it's a bit to early to say.  They haven't released verymany specs or information yet, and they said we'll have to waitunti E3 06 for ALL the info to flow out.  But I still have faith in Nintendo to make a good console, as they have not made a bad one yet.  The PS3 is looking pretty slick though.  What really annoys me is how the world seems to be flocking to the XBox 360 and barely paying attention to the other consoles coming out.  I really don't see what makes the 360 so different than the other systems.  It's insane.  And what's up with the Phantom anyway?  It was at E3 and I had NO idea what it was.  Supposedly you're supposed to connect with a computer to download games.  Uh, guys, isn't that what a COMPUTER is for?

Wow that was a long and pointless ramble.

-Banana