@vade:Yeah, I customized a 360 brawlsick for SF4, but that works totally fine on my PC, and SF4 is on steam. Then I was thinking, "huh, if people are saying that my ps3 will die soon, and my 360 arcade stick and controller work on my pc anyways, maybe steam is the answer to all this?"
oh man, I hope mine doesn't die! I got the 20GB model, then took it apart and cleaned it best I could, and then threw in a 120GB OCZ SSD, which works pretty well. But I do have to stand it up because it makes grinding noises on its side : /
I would like to start off by saying that I was a huge PS1 and PS2 guy. But, once this generation rolled around, I jumped into 360 full force, grabbing gold memberships, and 100% of my non-pc game purchases. Last month, I grabbed a fat ps3 for cheap, and began a nostalgia binge, playing all of my older titles while also picking up a few new games for the system that blew me away (like MGS4 and Heavy Rain). I actually kinda liked the PS3 store, free multiplayer, and Home. I guess seeing these for the first time a month ago after years of polish was far different than most of your experiences, seeing them clumsily evolve over years.
Anyhoo, after my recent awesome time with my PS3 (free multiplayer, PS1 and PS2 support) I started thinking about how am I going to collect for this generation in the future. I'm thinking it would be smart to just sell the 360 and grab all current-gen games for PS3. That way after next gen rolls out, I only really need one box under my TV go back in time and play PS1-PS3 era games.
What are your thoughts? What is it going to look like under your TV in a year from now?
If its a normal burger, then throw the works on there. But if its quality meat, like Bison or something you would find at a country fair, then just mustard.
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