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Is XBOX better or PlayStation?
xbox is good but the playstation is better in ways to me 1.playstation network is free and xbox live is $50 dollars a year 2.xbox has rrod and playstation doesn't 3.xbox copied playstation with the slim 4.playstation has 4 gens and xbox only has 2 gens 5.and finally playstation has blu ray and DVD p.s xbox halo rocks!
Which one is batter xbox 360 or ps3?
Controller: Xbox 360SKU: BothHardware & External Design : PlayStation 3CPU: PlayStation 3GPU: Xbox 360User Interface: PlayStation 3Online Experience: Xbox 360Media Playback: PlayStation 3Multi-Platform Games: Xbox 360Exclusive Games: PlayStation 3Kinect VS. PlayStation Move: Xbox 360
What companies made the Xbox and PlayStation?
playstation=sony xbox=microsoft
What came first playstation or xbox?
Playstation then later came xbox.
Does PlayStation have PS live?
No Live is the name for the Xbox network as in Xbox Livethe Playstation has PSN or Playstation Network
What companies make Xbox and PlayStation?
PlayStation is made by Sony and Xbox is made by Microsoft.
What came out first PlayStation or xbox?
Playstation**
Which was made first Xbox or PlayStation?
Playstation was made first. The original PlayStation was first created, then came the PS2, then the Xbox. After that the Xbox 360 came, along with the PS3 shortly after.
What is better Xbox or playstaion?
Xbox is way better the playstation. GO XBOX
Is MLB 08 for xbox?
No. It is an exclusive title for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Portable
Is your progress for Battlefield 4 on Xbox 360 the same on PlayStation 4?
Not likely, multiplayer game progress will be transferred on Battlefield 4 from PlayStation 3 to PlayStation 4 and Xbox 360 to Xbox One, but not cross-console.
Are there more games available for the xbox or the PlayStation 3?
As of 2012, there are a total of 930 games for Xbox 360. And, for Playstation 3, there are a total of 760 games. Therefor, there are more games available for Xbox 360, than there are for Playstation 3.
