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  • PaperBoyx703
    MVP
    • Sep 2010
    • 1591

    #121
    Re: Will you keep your old console?

    Still on the fence.



    Not sure as to how many of my friends are moving over right away and what, if any, games I will still be playing by the time of release for the PS4. I have a pretty good gaming rig so I will still have a lot to go on if something goes wrong with the next-gen.
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    • daflyboys
      Banned
      • May 2003
      • 18238

      #122
      Re: Will you keep your old console?

      With a picture like this --- why would I get rid of it?????


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      • mestevo
        Gooney Goo Goo
        • Apr 2010
        • 19556

        #123
        Originally posted by daflyboys
        With a picture like this --- why would I get rid of it?????


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        Well back then that's why you just put the new one on top of the old/inoperable one :-p

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        • j3nkins29
          Pro
          • Oct 2010
          • 686

          #124
          Re: Will you keep your old console?

          I don't understand why anyone would want to trade their system in when there is no backwards compatibility on the new consoles. I have a PS3 right now and have many games that I enjoyed this gen, that I would want to revisit in the future. Games like Red Dead Redemption, and the newly released Last of Us. Not to mentioned GTA V and Beyond Two Souls that will be coming out soon. I know Sony plans to use the Gakai service to allow us to stream PS3 games on the PS4, but who knows how long it will take and what games actually will be available through that service. I still have my PS2 and play it from time to time. Also how much can you even get for the system. I am sure Gamestop will not give much for it. I have never even thought about trading my PS3 in.

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          • Chizzypoof
            MVP
            • Dec 2004
            • 1651

            #125
            Re: Will you keep your old console?

            The PS4 is moving into HDMI 2. My PS3 will be staying right where it is.

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            • Skyboxer
              Donny Baseball!
              • Jul 2002
              • 20302

              #126
              Re: Will you keep your old console?

              Originally posted by j3nkins29
              I don't understand why anyone would want to trade their system in when there is no backwards compatibility on the new consoles. I have a PS3 right now and have many games that I enjoyed this gen, that I would want to revisit in the future. Games like Red Dead Redemption, and the newly released Last of Us. Not to mentioned GTA V and Beyond Two Souls that will be coming out soon. I know Sony plans to use the Gakai service to allow us to stream PS3 games on the PS4, but who knows how long it will take and what games actually will be available through that service. I still have my PS2 and play it from time to time. Also how much can you even get for the system. I am sure Gamestop will not give much for it. I have never even thought about trading my PS3 in.
              Not that it's the same jump is graphics but ....I still have all my old systems and have zero desire to play the older games.
              For me I like having all my systems but simply don't like playing games after a certain timeframe.

              We have a PS2 hooked up in our main room used for daycare and I tried playing it one evening. Turned it off pretty quick.

              Now for games on 360/PS3 yeah I will continue playing for quite some time I believe as I can still stomach those obviously.


              As far as trade in's you have to trade in when you have a the extra 50.00 coupon or when theres a special trae offer so you can get the best bang.
              You can get decent deals if you look for them.
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              • Skyboxer
                Donny Baseball!
                • Jul 2002
                • 20302

                #127
                Re: Will you keep your old console?

                Originally posted by Chizzypoof
                The PS4 is moving into HDMI 2. My PS3 will be staying right where it is.
                Same. PS3, WiiU, Cable Box and PS4.

                IF I get a XB1 then I have no Idea what I'll do. Maybe get an HDMI switcher....or hook Cable through the XB1 pass through..
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                • MrSerendipity
                  MVP
                  • Jun 2013
                  • 1397

                  #128
                  Re: Will you keep your old console?

                  Originally posted by Skyboxer
                  Not that it's the same jump is graphics but ....I still have all my old systems and have zero desire to play the older games.
                  For me I like having all my systems but simply don't like playing games after a certain timeframe.

                  We have a PS2 hooked up in our main room used for daycare and I tried playing it one evening. Turned it off pretty quick.

                  Now for games on 360/PS3 yeah I will continue playing for quite some time I believe as I can still stomach those obviously.


                  As far as trade in's you have to trade in when you have a the extra 50.00 coupon or when theres a special trae offer so you can get the best bang.
                  You can get decent deals if you look for them.
                  You know I actually have the same problem. My buddy and I were at Gamestop two years back when they were running a massive sale on PS2 and games. We got a PS2, two controllers and around 15 games all for under $100. We thought hey, why not try out some of those old favorites?

                  But I seriously couldn't past the graphics long enough to play them. Some games we bought were fine, like the Hitman Series for example. But then going back and playing Vice City, Rainbow Six and etc. I couldn't handle it. Vice City practically gave me a headache. I'll keep my PS3 and I think a large part of the reason why is because the graphics in many of the games I play are at least good enough that I won't have to readjust from the PS4.
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                  • ubernoob
                    ****
                    • Jul 2004
                    • 15522

                    #129
                    Re: Will you keep your old console?

                    Originally posted by MrSerendipity
                    You know I actually have the same problem. My buddy and I were at Gamestop two years back when they were running a massive sale on PS2 and games. We got a PS2, two controllers and around 15 games all for under $100. We thought hey, why not try out some of those old favorites?

                    But I seriously couldn't past the graphics long enough to play them. Some games we bought were fine, like the Hitman Series for example. But then going back and playing Vice City, Rainbow Six and etc. I couldn't handle it. Vice City practically gave me a headache. I'll keep my PS3 and I think a large part of the reason why is because the graphics in many of the games I play are at least good enough that I won't have to readjust from the PS4.
                    See, I'm the exact opposite.

                    I play my PSX/PS2/SNES games at least 10-times more than I play any of the new games (save for new PC games. I play those all day.)
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                    • Pete1210
                      MVP
                      • Aug 2006
                      • 3276

                      #130
                      Re: Will you keep your old console?

                      Too much digital content on my consoles, some games I still haven't finished or started, so I'll keep them.

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                      • xcrushx
                        Pro
                        • Aug 2010
                        • 541

                        #131
                        Re: Will you keep your old console?

                        If either the PS4 or Xbox One were backwards comparable, I would. However, I'm not giving up GTA V, NCAA Football, and Borderlands 2 this quick. Plus, I'm leading towards going with the PS4 and I can still use the 360 for UFC, WWE, and WatchESPN which don't seem to be coming to PlayStation anytime soon.

                        Edit: I also want to add that most of the trade in prices I've seen are beyond ridiculous. I think Amazon was going to give me $80 for my 360. For $80, I'll keep it.
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                        • SoAwesome
                          Banned
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 473

                          #132
                          Re: Will you keep your old console?

                          IDK about you guys but I'm DEFIANTLY keeping my XBOX 360. I regretted giving my PS2 to a friend. (He said it's been broken now so no point getting it back and memory card and other things are missing). All those memories I had on PS2 are pretty much gone now and I won't let that same mistake happen to my XBOX 360.

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                          • adice15
                            MVP
                            • Jul 2009
                            • 2161

                            #133
                            Re: Will you keep your old console?

                            I think I'm gonna sell the Xbox and keep the PS3. It's a tough decision though since I have a year of xbox live left, plus I have skyrim on the xbox, and I really don't want to start all over on that. But I would get $50 more for the xbox, so who knows. I guess I'll have to decide in september when I buy GTA V.
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                            • st67
                              Banned
                              • Oct 2010
                              • 547

                              #134
                              Re: Will you keep your old console?

                              I keep them because the amount you get for a trade in is usually piddly poop and not even worth the effort of unplugging it all and bringing it in.

                              I don't expect my 360 to last very long anyway - I've already been through 2 others (luckily they were covered when they died).

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                              • m1ke_nyc
                                10
                                • Oct 2009
                                • 3243

                                #135
                                Re: Will you keep your old console?

                                You can get a little more value for your console selling it on craigslist but the more I think about it the more I consider keeping it and putting it in my bedroom.
                                It’s easier to do the right thing, than to explain why you didn’t.

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