Great ps3 Material

This game is a lot of fun. Great graphics, great controls, and great story line.

The only thing I don’t like is that there are a few places where the game is frustratingly difficult, even on the easiest setting. To me it’s just not fun to have to spend days and days trying to get past one little thing (like a jump that has to be perfectly set up and timed or a monster that you just can’t figure out how to kill).

I’m making more use of hints/walkthrough pages on the internet than I’d like, but otherwise I’d probably have given up.

I never got the chance to play the originals on the PS2 so I don’t have much to go on in retrospect, but I’m glad I made the blind buy. I will say that these games look amazing in pristine 720p considering their age. I found both games to be highly entertaining, incredibly addictive, and makes you want March 2010 (when GoW III comes out) to come ever so much faster. With the added trophy support, replays are definitely in order. This is a great addition to any PS3 owner’s library, especially if you don’t have a BC machine. I preordered the Ultimate Edition of God of War III thanks to this

I’ve made a review on the Xbox 360 and rated it as the best gaming console, PS3 is the best entertainment console.

PlayStation 3, gives you a TOP OF THE LINE Blu Ray player for less money than a stand alone player would cost, you also get a HD gaming console capable of 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. The PS3’s internet browser allows you to surf the web, without turning on your pc or such, making viewing websites or youtube or such easy.

PS3 also get’s updates very often, therefore allowing you to feel and know that your software is always updated. PSN’s online gaming service is great, I would rate Xbox Live 93% and PSN 90%, that’s great and they both surpass Ninetendo’s Online Gaming by far!!
Even though I like playing my 360 much more than PS3, if I had to make a choice I would pick the PS3, simply but its a 1,000$ – 2,000$ gaming system, that your getting for 299$, so it’s a huge steal, because it’s wayy under-priced.

I bought my PS3 shortly after it released in 2006. I’ve had it for 3 years and have put a LOT of hours on it since I got it. I knew at the time that buying an original release model meant a good chance of having problems with it. It locked up on me once or twice over the past 3 years, but nothing a push of the reset button wouldn’t fix. Sad news today though, I have experienced the yellow light of death. Many Xbox fanboys might point and laugh, but considering the fail rate of the release model 360’s, I say that this thing did pretty good. It had a decent run and has served me well over the past 3 years. It survived well beyond its warranty and I got good use out of its many features, most of which the Xbox does not have.(i.e. blue ray, extra usb ports, rechargable controllers, camera card reader, and free online play and internet browsing) The death of the system is the only complaint I can come up with for it, so I am planning on buying a new one since they are only $299 now as apposed to $599 at release. It costs a little more than the 360, but with the extra features, you get what you pay for. When you consider buying an Xbox and a Blu-ray player, your going to spend $300 anyway.