JamesCGamora;147156
I am sorry man. I didn't mean to sound rude earlier. Just get tired of seeing threads the at devolve into an arguement.

However, each system has there own pros and cons.

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the PS3 graphics are better and net access is free

• Graphics seem to have a nicer touch to them, with better lighting and shading.
  
• Free online access
  
• Respectable memory which can always be upgraded and is quite simple to do.
  

• Memory can run out pretty fast and the 80GB models don't have backwards compatibility, so if you want to play your PS2 games, you'll need the 60GB model.
  
• Tends to take a while to download and install updates and it can be annoying when waiting for a new game to install onto the system before you play it.
  
• The Yellow Light may come up (but it is rare if your console is in an open space with plenty of air) which shows a system failure, but there are numerous tutorials online to fix this problem yourself, or it could cost you £150 to repair.
  

• Very good online service and quite cheap at £40 a year.
  
• Respectable memory which can easily be upgraded by purchasing a bigger hard drive.
  
• Seems to have a much better system for listening to music and watching movies through your 360.
  

• Red Lights can usually occur within the first 2 years of the console first being turned on, so Microsoft will need calling at some point to get it replaced.
  
• Can get quite laggy online with so many players on XBOX LIVE, even with dedicated servers.
  

Kingpin;147180
Not according to the IGN review, according to them the 360 graphics are more detailed.

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For this game specifically?

peterraywinstonegon;147181
Got both consoles an all round I'd say the ps3 is just slightly better.


PS3 Pro's:

• Graphics seem to have a nicer touch to them, with better lighting and shading.
  
• Free online access
  
• Respectable memory which can always be upgraded and is quite simple to do.
  

PS3 Con's:

• Memory can run out pretty fast and the 80GB models don't have backwards compatibility, so if you want to play your PS2 games, you'll need the 60GB model.
  
• Tends to take a while to download and install updates and it can be annoying when waiting for a new game to install onto the system before you play it.
  
• The Yellow Light may come up (but it is rare if your console is in an open space with plenty of air) which shows a system failure, but there are numerous tutorials online to fix this problem yourself, or it could cost you £150 to repair.
  

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Xbox 360 Pro's:

• Very good online service and quite cheap at £40 a year.
  
• Respectable memory which can easily be upgraded by purchasing a bigger hard drive.
  
• Seems to have a much better system for listening to music and watching movies through your 360.
  

Xbox 360 Con's:

• Red Lights can usually occur within the first 2 years of the console first being turned on, so Microsoft will need calling at some point to get it replaced.
  
• Can get quite laggy online with so many players on XBOX LIVE, even with dedicated servers.
  

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Overall mate, I'd definately say go with the PS3 version, and if you ever want a game then your welcome to have my PSN ID, an so is everyone else

PSN ID: J-Mc-

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PS3 plays Blu-Rays too doesn't it? The only system they sell for the PS3 in Australia is the 80 gig one as well, and besides I have all my multimedia on my PC. PS3 it still is then. Thanks for going to all the trouble of typing that out, peterraywinstonegon