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It is my birthday soon and i dont know whether to get either one of these. I have been advised by people like Ant ( Top Bloke). Could anyone advise me.
Thanks GR
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why spend £300? all u want is DVD's? just plug your PC into your TV.
golden rhino... while the advice given varies wildly (in some cases depending on other 'loyalties'), your best option is to ignore it all.
Take note of the games that interest you (obviously some do, otherwise you wouldn't be considering a PS2), go to a specialist games shop (i.e. Game, EB etc. and not Dixons, Currys and the like), and ask for a demo of those games, then make up your own mind. If you're offering to spend £300-plus, most places will be only too happy to give you a demo.
If you want a DVD player, buy a DVD player. For DVD's PS2 varies from adequate to good, depending on the disc played and who you listen to.
Take note of the games that interest you (obviously some do, otherwise you wouldn't be considering a PS2), go to a specialist games shop (i.e. Game, EB etc. and not Dixons, Currys and the like), and ask for a demo of those games, then make up your own mind. If you're offering to spend £300-plus, most places will be only too happy to give you a demo.
If you want a DVD player, buy a DVD player. For DVD's PS2 varies from adequate to good, depending on the disc played and who you listen to.
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Deffintally a PS2 mate!
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