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What gaming console you use? (PS3, PC, etc.)
Jacob Rigoberto
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I use PS3, PS2 (very little) PC and my trusty Nintendo DS (not 3DS)
What you use?
What you use?
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*Takes Breath* PC, Laptop, Samsung S2, IPod Touch, Xbox 360, nVidia Sheild, and my old DS. The original DS.
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For big mainstream Games like Grand Theft Auto or Fallout I use my PS3 , however sometimes I like to go on my PS2 aswell to play on games.
I mainly play older games ( Like GTA San Andreas ) on my Laptop , since it can't handle newer games and I don't have the money to get a gaming PC.
For handheld gaming , well I never really was into handhelds myself , I have a Game Boy Advance SP with about 4 or 5 games for it , and then I have my DS Lite.
I mainly play older games ( Like GTA San Andreas ) on my Laptop , since it can't handle newer games and I don't have the money to get a gaming PC.
For handheld gaming , well I never really was into handhelds myself , I have a Game Boy Advance SP with about 4 or 5 games for it , and then I have my DS Lite.
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PC
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I used to play on my PS3 all the time, but I am slowly morphing into a PC gamer.
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PC as it is the most powerful.
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PC
*Confession Bear Here*
Well, I use emulators if I want to play games from different platforms.
*Confession Bear Here*
Well, I use emulators if I want to play games from different platforms.
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PC windows8 and im getting the new ps4 just sold my ps3 for more than i bought it for
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PC, Nexus 7, 3DS XL.
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PC - windows 98
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Someone is stuck in the 90's.
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PC.
It can be upgraded infinitely (dependent on system), you aren't restricted to certain games (dependent on hardware), they can be fixed easily, and you can get tons free games. On consoles, nearly all games have a price, they generally can't be updated, you are restricted to the brand (e.g. Nintendo consoles won't have SEGA games), and they generally don't last a long time.
It can be upgraded infinitely (dependent on system), you aren't restricted to certain games (dependent on hardware), they can be fixed easily, and you can get tons free games. On consoles, nearly all games have a price, they generally can't be updated, you are restricted to the brand (e.g. Nintendo consoles won't have SEGA games), and they generally don't last a long time.
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I use Xbox360, and PC (mostly).
