Just purchased a PS3 yesterday, can’t wait to check out some blue ray movies, and a few games for this puppy. Funny thing is at the beginning of this year I was all for having a 360/Wii setup, but since most of the games that are coming out on xbox I play on my PC, I halted the purchase of it. With the PS3 though, there are at least around 10 games that wont hit PC as far as I know that I really want to play so good times.
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b_ri on Twitch, Games Beaten in 2020 (3): Pokemon Sword (Sw), Detroit: Becoming Human (PS4), Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4),
Wow, that Tekken art is some of the ugliest I've ever seen.
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Eat a bag of dicks.Originally Posted by BerringerX
I found the length to be fine, but I'm more of a pick-up-and-play gamer and 10-12 hours until completion is about my limit. The replay value in HS isn't bad, and there have been rumors of DLC coming in the future. This is a solid $35-40 purchase but it's hard to recommend at $60.
b_ri on Twitch, Games Beaten in 2020 (3): Pokemon Sword (Sw), Detroit: Becoming Human (PS4), Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4),
I'm not a fan, but that's a nice theme.
So since my 360 froze up on me the other day, I've been debating using the Best Buy replacement and switching to a PS3. They still have some 60gb versions for $499 with your choice of an extra controller, Heavenly Sword or Lair. BC isn't a HUGE deal for me, but since I sold off my PS2/games long ago, there are a few games I'd like to pick up that I never got into (GOW 1 + 2 namely, and maybe a few others here and there.) I've read some mixed reports on the 80gb--mainly that BC on it is 'ok'...
Should I just go for the sure thing with the 60gb or is the 80gb with Motorstorm the better deal?
I'd say go with the 60 cause you can at any time swap the drive
out, it'll probably have a better resale value as well because of the bc
b_ri on Twitch, Games Beaten in 2020 (3): Pokemon Sword (Sw), Detroit: Becoming Human (PS4), Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4),
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