Each option before be costs around the same:
250USD (for the system)
+
17USD (for a GS card that has a ‘buy 2 get 1 free’ voucher, points system, & 20% off used games)
+
Free 1 month warranty
If I get a 360 it breaks down like this:
250GB Elite (the never models)
1 controller
All connections
Have to pay for online
If I get a PS3 it breaks down like this:
80GB – 2USB – non-backwards compatible (which I don’t care about anyways)
1 controller
All connections
Don’t have to pay for online
While I’d consider myself one hell of a Sony fan, for me it breaks down to funds.
From what I understand the 360 is fairly easy to mod while the PS3 – isn’t.
For any of you 360 owners I have a question:
If I can mod my Wii/PS2/PSP with tutorials do you think I can mod a 360?
Anyways, thanks for any info.
for the 360, you need external hardware to softmod things. for example, im sure as hell wont get the "get everything for everyone" in rumble roses. (because you have to get everything for every girl… which is no easy task… then you have to get everything for the 50 CUSTOMS you can make.) and an aditament can unlock achievements instantly.
i wont even bother to touch the ps3 in that sense.
It’s pretty easy to hack the firmware of the 360’s DVD drive so it will read burnt discs, but I’m not sure if that’ll work with the 360 S.
The PS3’s master key has been found out, so anything can now be signed as legitimate without Sony having any way to find out if it isn’t. They cannot stop this by updating the PS3’s firmware. All we have to do now is wait while applications are developd for it, since this key was only discovered recently.
Whether you softmod the 360 or PS3, you probably aren’t going to want to go online. There’s something like three games (for now) that are unsafe to play on the 360 with the DVD firmware mod. Sony haven’t started banning anybody yet because of the master key’s usage, but they’re threatening they will be able to find out if something isn’t legitimate if it goes online.
I haven’t modded my 360 nor my PS3, so I can’t give you any details more specific than this. Both can be modded though and having the PS3’s master key allows you to do much more than just play burnt games (like signing emulators, for example).
namely, disaster day of crisis and another code R.
Knowing microsoft’s security… I wouldn’t be suprised at all…
namely, disaster day of crisis and another code R.
I wish the Wii was region free. I’m a fan of the Project Zero/Fatal Frame series and am overly pissed at how the CEO of Nintendo or whatever of America didn’t want the game to be imported. Techmo was pretty pissed about it too from what I heard. But as far as the PS3 goes, from what I remember it is region free so my reason to mod is something of the past just because it’s no longer needed.
I love both systems, but lean towards the PS3 because of free online and of course the Bluray player. Oh yeah, and one little game that no one probably plays…… Gran Turismo!!!!! Also, my brother had to purchase a second 360 because Microsoft cracked-down on modded systems which rendered his first console unable to be online. If you haven’t played any of the Uncharted games, you are missing out on some of the greatest videogame experiences of all-time.
I love the Tomb Raider games and hearing from a friend, the Uncharted games are kinda the same way and he says if I love Tomb Raider then I’ll most likely love the Uncharted games. But I won’t be relying a whole lot of the online play of the PS3. The no party chat feature that the 360 has is a big turn off for me and when the service goes down sometimes they will recommend that you don’t even play the system at all. But I guess you get what you pay for in that area. I still want one personally. That way, I can sell my Blu-Ray player finally.
That is not how viruses work.
Knowing microsoft’s security… I wouldn’t be suprised at all…
I don’t think you know Microsoft’s security very well then.