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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy8" data-source="post: 49587" data-attributes="member: 118">I am not arguing which is better, because I have played both, but go to Walmart and see how many games are available for each one.&nbsp; I think you will see there is a lot more availability for the PS2, and games generally get released on the PS2 before the other machines.&nbsp; I find the PS2 controllers 100 times easier to use than the X Box or Game Cube as well.&nbsp; As far as graphics and the hardrive go, the X Box probably is a little better, but here is a thought.&nbsp; Playstations are all downward compatible meaning you can use the PS1 games on the PS2, and when the PS3 comes out in 2005 you will probably be able to use all three on that.&nbsp; Other than Playstation and Gameboy, no other systems let you do this meaning you might as well chuck all of your old games in file 13 when you get a new system.&nbsp; Just a thought.Trophy Truck #15<a href="http://www.JimmyBeaver.com">www.JimmyBeaver.com</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmy8, post: 49587, member: 118"] I am not arguing which is better, because I have played both, but go to Walmart and see how many games are available for each one. I think you will see there is a lot more availability for the PS2, and games generally get released on the PS2 before the other machines. I find the PS2 controllers 100 times easier to use than the X Box or Game Cube as well. As far as graphics and the hardrive go, the X Box probably is a little better, but here is a thought. Playstations are all downward compatible meaning you can use the PS1 games on the PS2, and when the PS3 comes out in 2005 you will probably be able to use all three on that. Other than Playstation and Gameboy, no other systems let you do this meaning you might as well chuck all of your old games in file 13 when you get a new system. Just a thought. Trophy Truck #15 [url]www.JimmyBeaver.com[/url] [/QUOTE]

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