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Originally Posted by imaran
3. I disagree once more, the better console is determined by the individual who owns it. To me the ps3 is better, to you the 360 is better. Either way though, to me great games are of more importance than good games. To others, a lot of good games can beat a few great games. I prefer quality over quantity. It's a personal choice. Furthermore, each person can view the ratings of games differently. While some games might be a 9.5 to some reviewers, other people who don't play the genre or just don't like the style of game could consider it a 6.0 sort game. Really it does just depend on the person.
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I'm not going to reply to the other points but I think we can agree to disagree on those ones. I am however going to reply to number 3.
When I refer to good games I'm referring to games that score in the 80-100s. You can say you prefer games that are great, but the 360 still has more of these "great" titles.
And you're totally right that each person has different tastes. I am not a fan of sports games, I'm okay with other people loving them, and I don't care if all they play are sports games. If a sports game has been reviewed and given high scores, I know that I still probably won't like it because I just don't like those games. Anyone with common sense does the same thing.