Console?

[Carth]

I have all 3 and it's hard for me to find that one out. The PS2 has the premiere single player games like Metal Gear Solid 3, Katamari Damacy, Grand Theft Auto, Shadow Hearts Covenant and Gran Turismo 4.

But Gamecube just has that certain little charm and quirky Nintendo games like Metroid Prime 2, Paper Mario 2 and Pikmin.

The Xbox is best for multiplayer gaming though Fable and Star Wars KOTR are amazing games in their own right.

I guess the Xbox is my favorite, only because I have the best set-up for it. I got Xbox Live, HD-TV connections and Dolby Digital 5.1 with it.

 

[Suki-Yaki]

but where is ??

PlayStation x for sure. We should all think of it , what has brought the world to a new era of gaming ?? How was life before the playstation has appeared ??

I now wanna own a Playstation 2 , but nothing in the world could replace the love of playStation in my heart .. (ichiban suki desu!! )

 

[mad pierrot]

Hmmm....

I only own an X-box. Thing is, I can play all my friends back home in the states with it. LIVE is nothing short of a godsend. Hell, it's like free international calling, too.

Halo 2 rules.

Wanna get killed? Let me know!

 

[Reiku]

Meh, I never really liked X-Box. Hardware-wise, it's vastly superior--but that's because it's really just a PC with half the features taken out. Maybe if it had some better games, but First Person Shooters aren't enough for me to let Gates own any more of my soul than he already does.

Ironically, my favorite console is PS2--and I know all too well it's the most technologicly deficient of the bunch.

But between the PC-Wannabe X-Box and the hand-sodomizing controllers of the Game Cube, there really wasn't any better choice.

 

[Kuro Matsuri]

My favorite has to be the PS2. I can name two good reasons. One, I have more games for it than anything else (I own a PC and all three consoles listed). The second, and more important in my opinion, is the controller. I admit that FPS and RTS need to be played on a mouse and keyboard (or a trackball if you're wierd), but since there is an adaptor to plug a keyboard and mouse into the Xbox as a controller (and hopefully one will come out for the PS2 as well), that becomes less of an issue. For anything other than FPS and RTS, however, I feel that the PS2 controller is the way to go. It's classic, fully functional, comfortable, and easy to use. And as such, GO PS2!! ^^