Sanzee here.
Some of you may know me as the infamous Xbox 360 fanboy that I am. There was a time when I would have supported that console until my dying breath. It's the truth. However, I've decided to make a life-changing decision. At least in the world of gaming. I've argued with countless Sony fanboys in my day. Over the most rediculous issues too. Arguing is futile though, ecspecially when the only argument you get back is the RRoD issue. The PlayStation 3 has continued to intrigue me over the past few months. Now with it being only $300.00, and me not having rich parents like so many of you, I've decided that now is the time to buy one. They say if you can't beat your enemy (or have a fair argument is this case), then join them. And join them I have.
My Xbox 360 has never given me trouble. I've had it since day one: November 22nd, 2005. It's always performed above average, which is remarkable to say the least. The Xbox 360 may be a technical piece of shit, but when it runs well, it runs like a charm. Despite this, however, I've decided to buy a PlayStation 3. There are no games currently out or coming in the near-future for the PlayStation 3 that I am interested in. I know all that will change once I have the console. I will still use my Xbox 360 for RPG's, since the PlayStation 3 has none whatsoever. Western RPG's specifically. So I just thought I'd announce it to the world. You've won Sony Fanboys. You've convinced me to buy a PlayStation 3. I am now one of you.
I am now a SONY FANBOY.
Sanzee has spoken.
Former head of PlayStation Studios Shuhei Yoshida has shared why releasing first-party games on PC day one is bad strategy for PlayStation.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream opens at 565,405 retail sales.
Hardware Sales (followed by lifetime sales)
1. Switch 2 – 44,280 (5,107,397)
2. Switch Lite – 16,511 (6,931,105)
3. Switch OLED Model – 10,472 (9,543,843)
4. PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 5,501 (1,260,442)
5. Switch – 4,513 (20,279,020)
6. PlayStation 5 Pro – 3,066 (345,642)
7. PlayStation 5 – 2,163 (5,913,856)
8. Xbox Series X – 223 (326,285)
9. Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 147 (30,011)
10. Xbox Series S – 84 (341,779)
Software Sales (followed by lifetime sales)
1. [NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (Nintendo, 04/16/26) – 565,405 (New)
2. [PS5] PRAGMATA (Capcom, 04/17/26) – 36,470 (New)
3. [SW2] Pokemon Pokopia (The Pokemon Company, 03/05/26) – 19,096 (910,005)
4. [SW2] Mario Kart World (Nintendo, 06/05/25) – 5,130 (2,900,842)
5. [NSW] Minecraft (Microsoft, 06/21/18) – 3,550 (4,190,151)
6. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo, 03/20/20) – 3,538 (8,423,202)
7. [NSW] Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story (Kairosoft, 04/16/26) – 3,299 (New)
8. [SW2] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (Nintendo, 01/15/26) – 3,067 (104,917)
9. [NSW] Nintendo Switch Sports (NIntendo, 04/29/22) – 2,459 (1,720,506)
1000000. [NSW] Pokemon FireRed Version / LeafGreen Version (Download Card) (The Pokemon Company, 02/28/26) – 2,169 (20,218)
FuRyu revealed on Friday its Exstetra fantasy role-playing game is getting an HD remaster that will launch this summer on Steam.
Of course it heinous to claim that the PS3 hasn't had an awesome game line-up compared to the 360 in 2009, and more to come in 2010. + A price cut and the constant improvement of PSN (this is not to say LIVE is not improving!).
So you are only making a wise choice, but don't turn into a d*** on behalf on Sony because I can tell you will not be doing them any favors. I'm only here to try an convince (seemingly to no avail) that the PS3 is worth the money , especially now.
and so it begins...
The thing is Xbox has this obligatory and really fundamental problem of having really westernized games not that the competitors don't but Microsofts moving franchises are.
Pick up Demon Soul's and Valkyria Chronicles if you're looking for RPG games, folklore is a fun game too a bit underrated. I need to pick me up a Xbox again once it's cheap enough too.
mgs4 and uncharted wont disappoint
If you like RPGs, get Disgaea 3, Valkyria Chronicles and (maybe) Cross Edge.