OK, other than PC, which is the best console to get Evolution for? PS3, PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, or Xbox? I get to buy a new game console, and since the main game I'll be playing on it is Tron Evolution, I want to know which console is best. Thoughts?

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Coming from someone who doesn't own any of the newer consoles, just a PC, I would probably go with an XBOX 360. Why, well because some of its peripherals are swappable with the PC. That is my only real criterion. Other than that I prefer PC, because when a console gets obsolete I won't have to shell out for another one to be in the top echelon.

if the main game you'll be playing is TRON EVOLUTION then get it for PS3.

free to play online as opposed to paying for online play like the 360. And when i was trying to decide which system to get it for propaganda games themselves recommended the PS3 version, so that's what I went with.

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ShadowSpark Wrote: NickyTea Wrote: Gyro458 Wrote: I doubt you will only play Tron .. Oh, Ye of little faith. Exactly. Tron is pretty much the only game I'll be playing, probably.

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Given that you are only planning to play Tron, I do not see how the console you pick will matter. In theory, if a game is made well, it should matter if it is played on 360, PS3, PC or Atari 2600.

Speaking as one who has all three units, allow me to lay down the pros and cons of each platform.

First up, the PS3.

Game wise, the PS3 often gets the short end of the stick. For the most part, the PS3 did not get many exclusives that justified the its existence - the Lion's share went to the 360. There is also the matter of the game ports to it - on more than one occasion there have been games that were released on PS3 only to find they were worse than the 360 and PC versions due to poor porting.

Those issues aside, the PS3 has a sound track record in terms of hardware and upgrading its hard drive is cheap and painless.

Now for the XBox 360.

Let's get the obvious out of the way. Yes, it has a checkered past in terms of hardware reliability and I am not going to dispute it. What I will point out is that there are those out there that have been running launch editions of the 360 and they have never missed a beat so it all comes down to the luck of the draw. Accessories tend to be a bit expensive for the 360, especially their hard drives.

Game wise, the 360 is off to a running start. The 360 has a wide library of exclusive games - those some have since gone multiplatform by now. And unlike the 360, it has a sound backwards compatibility - even though they have stopped adding titles to it.

As far as I know, the 360 has the largest member base in terms of online play. However, there is a fee. The over all attitude of players on XBox Live I know nothing of - mostly because I am a casual gamer and prefer to play alone.

Online play aside, Xbox Live - even the free edition there of - have a rather extensive market place of games, demos, add-on and even movies.

Finally the Wii.

Being a Nintendo console and sorting full backward compatibility with Game Cube games, you are bound to find a good number of enjoyable games if you ever get tired of Tron. A large number of previous Nintendo games for the NES through to the N64 and even other consoles like the Sega Mega Drive are also available for purchase online.

Another attractive feature is the Game Cube is cheap and (again, as far as I am aware) it has sound hardware - even though it is at most a 480p console.

However, being a Nintendo console it has notoriety with international releases, especially if you live in Australia. The Wii is tightly region locked while the 360 and PS3 are made optional - and most developers don't seem to care about using it.

If you only plan to play Tron, then it should not matter which console you get. What I would recommend is if you change your mind and plan to play other games, try and research as much as you can about the consoles and then make a decision. I cheat this and just simply own all current gen consoles and then research the game to find the own with the best support and least bugs.

The "main" version of Evolution is the PC/360/PS3 versions. If you're buying a console just for Evolution, I'd say get a PS3. The Wii version doesn't really focus too much on story, but is a great local multiplayer game. The DS version plays like the DS Zelda games (to an extent), and the PSP version is identical to the $.99 iPhone version.

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JamesTRON Wrote:the PS3 version supports 3D TVs

Huh? Why did they not put the same feature in the 360 version? If they can get Avatar to Play in 3D on a 360, there should be no issue with Evolution.

Also regarding the output resolution, are you guys talking about the game or the console's ability to output a 1080p signal?

As far as I am aware, both are able to output a 1080p signal though - if memory serves me correctly -however the 360 will only output 1080p via HDMI. On the component cable, the limit is 1080i.

I could be wrong though as 1080p was added to the 360 later via a firmware update.