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  1. 1. Wii, PS3, or Xbox 360?

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Xbox 360 here.

I like that the corded controllers can also be used on PC's (so i've been told :-/ ) for the FPS and RPG games on PC.

Then all the Xbox games i have right now, work on the 360 *y*

Also, being a halo freak, it has halo 3 *wub*

PS3 i've played on, but i'm not going to spend money on a PS3 when i can get an alright desktop for the same price :-P

Never played the Wii, but none of the games look interesting to me right now (at all)

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Well, I'm a PC gamer so I'm not really into consoles. If I would buy any of these it would be the PS3. I've had the PS and currently have a PS2 but it's being used more as a DVD player then as an actuall console..

I only have around 10 games for my PS2, compared to the 70+ (legal) I have for my PC. :-)

So, my next console would probably be the PS3, if nothing else but for playing blu-ray movies. But I'll wait for another year or so, then the price will have droppped a lot and then their 80gb version (currently in production) will have replaced the 60gb version.

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Nah, that wouldn't work. UK uses the PAL version and USA the US version. If I'm not wrong.. I don't think PS3 is zone-free? *wacko*

No, it's not region free, but that has nothing to do with UK tv's being PAL.

The problem is that US consoles use NTSC (since US tv's are NTSC). Which does not mean that a tv bought in Europe can't handle NTSC (the European standard os PAL (or SECAM, but I don't think that applies to games)). I have a US SNES and PSX and they work fine on my new tv. However, if your tv can't handle NTSC you'll get black and white images or none at all. You can also work around this by getting an RGB cable. A Component cable might work too, but I'm not sure about that.

Still, that's something that can be taken care of by watching the specs of your tv. The main problem is...games. An UK system cannot play US games and vice versa. Which means that if you import a PS3, you'll have to import all games as well. Which I would recommend, since games are usually cheaper in the US (and released earlier).

Third (minor) problem is that you'll need to buy a power converter. US consoles work at a different amount of Volt then UK/European consoles. Still, you can easily get those for 5-10 Euro at you local electronics- or DIY-store.

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No, it's not region free, but that has nothing to do with UK tv's being PAL.

Did I mention anything about TV's? :-P

The main problem is...games. An UK system cannot play US games and vice versa. Which means that if you import a PS3, you'll have to import all games as well. Which I would recommend, since games are usually cheaper in the US (and released earlier).

Thats what I meant! ;-) Sorry if I wasn't clear enough in my post.

Note: Post no 100!! Yay, I'm a citizen!! X-D

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