Which Game system do ya'll like the best?

[Zekiirah]

I wouldn't suggest the Wii or the Nintendo DS. I do not have experience with them, however a friend who has the latest everything in the gaming world does.

The 360 and the PS3 are the gaming systems that have the biggest selection of games coming out. Can't go wrong with that. The Wii is dropping in price drastically though, so if money is a part of the equation, I'd say go for that one. Dunno how much the DS is, but it's older than the Wii, less games and less sophisticated.

I think I've got all the facts right, but I'm a PS2 gal at heart.

~Zeki

[IRescue452]

I don't understand tiny screens. Nano pets were bad enough, why would you want to play a whole game in pixels?

I do like the wii fit games that I play at my friend's house, but my favorite is still classic nintendo. I could play DragonSpirit for hours. Unfortunately all I own right now is a gamecube and Animal Crossing. Which is great because animal crossing lets you play 10 original nintendo games including Mario Bros and Wario's Woods.

[Genny]

I don't understand tiny screens. Nano pets were bad enough, why would you want to play a whole game in pixels?

I do like the wii fit games that I play at my friend's house, but my favorite is still classic nintendo. I could play DragonSpirit for hours. Unfortunately all I own right now is a gamecube and Animal Crossing. Which is great because animal crossing lets you play 10 original nintendo games including Mario Bros and Wario's Woods.

Yea, that's kinda what I thought...the screens are so small and that's what I don't like it either. Animal Crossing..is that fun? I've always wanted to play it but never have.

[IRescue452]

Animal Crossing is fun, though its considered a "kiddie" game. I have the action replay cheats so I don't have to wait to build up my house and belongings, but cheating ruins the challenge of the game. I only try to use cheats in one of my towns so I can play the original nintendo games right away. It can take months to get them without cheating. I haven't even plugged my gamecube in since last winter though.

[Genny]

I wouldn't suggest the Wii or the Nintendo DS. I do not have experience with them, however a friend who has the latest everything in the gaming world does.

The 360 and the PS3 are the gaming systems that have the biggest selection of games coming out. Can't go wrong with that. The Wii is dropping in price drastically though, so if money is a part of the equation, I'd say go for that one. Dunno how much the DS is, but it's older than the Wii, less games and less sophisticated.

I think I've got all the facts right, but I'm a PS2 gal at heart.

~Zeki

hmmm....yea he has a ps3. Actually I don't like it much-I don't think the games are as mich fun on it as on the ps1 and the ps2. I've only played the playstations tho I've never had any other game system-

[Zekiirah]

hmmm....yea he has a ps3. Actually I don't like it much-I don't think the games are as mich fun on it as on the ps1 and the ps2. I've only played the playstations tho I've never had any other game system-

Unfortunately, due to the competition between the PS3 and 360 producers, several games are not made for either, or only one of them. It's a pain.

I wish I had a PS3, but only for the few games that actually do catch my interest. The PS and PS2 had great games, definitely agree with you there.

~Zeki

[Freedom]

Sorry to be coming to this late.

I have a Nintendo DS and LOVE it. I bought it a few years back.

I strongly suggest you get the following (which you can find on ebay):
- screen protector
- extra stylus

Have him put the screen protector on IMMEDIATELY! The stylus will wear out and scratch the screen. I thought I would catch it in time, but nope I didn't. Then I stopped using it for about a week until the screen protector arrived, to prevent any further damage.

Re the screen protector: you will pay more for a "licensed" Nintendo one. I didn't bother with that.