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Depends what your into, if you like active move around games, it is definetly the Wii, Other than that if you are into better games the ps3, or if you want the console with the most games the 360 has the most as it is the oldest, but newer than the ps2 which has a library of over 2,500 games which beats the Xbox 360.
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Do PC game have better quality than console games?
yes ofcourse,PC game have better quality than console games because of high screen resolutions, free mods, upgradeable hardware, and being too much cheaper than console one.
What game console is better for girly games and girl gamers XBOX 360 or the PS3?
a Wii
A computer system designed to run games is called a?
It is called a game console.
Which is better gaming PC or console?
console games have better games and more choice
Which X-box game console is better?
360. i don't play video games but that's wat i heard
Is ps3 better than xbox?
The question of whether the X-box or the PS3 is "better" than the other is a matter of opinion. And the opinion of which one is "better" depends on the person using the game console, because each console offers a wide variety of games - and each console offers games that someone, somewhere is going to say are "the best ever".
Does PS2 games work on the PS3 game console?
no
Can you buy games for itek game console?
no icant
Can you play ps2 games on a psp console?
No a PSP is not even a console but a Portable game player
How is a game's console used by an Individual?
An individual uses a games console for entertainment purposes (to play on)
What is better for gaming PC or Console?
In PC there is more control and accuracy is better. On console it's harder but their are more games for console. I f you get a console, get a xbox360. Play halo on it. But fore control, its PC.
Is XBOX 360 or PS3 a better game console?
i should say ps3 has better graphics then xbox 360 cause the game is more clear on ps3 but then xbox360 is sumwhat blurry at some time depends what games it is.
