There cannot be any doubt about it, the PlayStation 3 is an astonishing device. It wields the same amount of power as a mighty gaming PC while measuring just a fraction of the size. It handles Blu-ray movies with ease and the graphics it can produce are nothing short of stunning.
Its main criticism has been its price, though. When it launched in the UK it cost £425 and you still can't get one for much less than 400 quid. And unfortunately for gamers, this is not the end of the story with the PS3.
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Plenty of unforgettable games have completely messed up their players throughout the years, all the way back from the PS1 days to the dark recesses of the modern internet.
what bs. when you buy a car do you calculate how much the fuel will cost you when you drive 10 years, or how much this and that costs ? lol, some ppl are very ill. the same is with every console, yes the xbox360 needs current too! about the same like the ps3, so whats the point about this bs article ?
He's simply making a point, don't be a fanboy...everything electronic needs power, it just happens that among consoles the ps3 cost the most, which isn't really a big deal it's around the same as xbox live per month which we have free (i know not as good as live yet but still free)
ya thats true that it has a 380w power supply but that doesnt mean that it maxes out that power supply when in reality it only uses about 200w while playing games, only 20w more than the 360
http://www.hardcoreware.net...
didn't they do a study on this power consumption thing, with the wii not using a lot of power, and both the 360 and ps3 using significantly more. Although the ps3 did use more energy during most situations, it was a negligible amount.
Anyone for a suck.