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tupperware;3872093 said:You can.
It's just not very practical. We're also not ONLY talking about the 360, but that's what I referenced. There are browsers for you to browse online.
We're not talking about the 8 bit nes here. Consoles do more than just game now, you know?
When people say that the console is superior and/or say there is a better value/quality I beg to differ, because the PC does so much more that you get much more for your money.
Most people know that consoles do ALOT more than just gaming nowadays. When my friends ask me what they should buy, I always ask them what are they looking for out of the console. Guess what is in the top 3 things they come back with?
1. Game Titles
2. ONLINE COMMUNITY/NETFLIX/FACEBOOK/STORES/CONTENT/DOWNLOADS/MUSIC..more?
3. Price
People do not only buy consoles nowadays to just to plug a game into. Many people are buying them for EVERYTHING that it can do. That "everything" is getting bigger and bigger each and every day w/ more publishers coming out with apps that run on LIVE/Station and Wii and things they can tie into the ONLINE community.
Why wouldn't you take advantage of that when purchasing a console?
But don't misunderstand what I am saying here. People can do all of this even better on a PC or Mac (I'll give props to you mac fanboys here) over a console. Most cases even more things.