Like everyone else says, customisation, graphics, control, etc. The only gaming system I would consider getting is the Wii (which I have) because it's truly different. Almost all other console games are available for PC with better graphics and better controls in one form or another. If you like X360 controllers, which I do for certain crappy ports from X360 games and various emulators, X360 controllers, both wireless and wired, work with Windows as regular controllers. The other issue is that when your PC breaks, you fix it. When your X360 breaks, you do like an Apple customer and buy a new one or pay close to that price to have it fixed by the only company that supports it.
| CPU | Motherboard | Graphics | Hard Drive |
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| Intel Core i5 750 | ASUS P7P55D EVO | GTX280 | RAID0 250GB Seagate Perp. 16MB |
| Optical Drive | OS | Monitor | Keyboard |
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| Sony DVD+/-RW/RAM | Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | 20.1" Sceptre 1680x1050 | Logitech Slim |
| Power | Case | Mouse | Mouse Pad |
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| Corsair TX650W | Antec P180B | Logitech G500 | Allsop High-tracking Metal pad |
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| CPU | Motherboard | Graphics | Hard Drive |
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| Intel Core i5 750 | ASUS P7P55D EVO | GTX280 | RAID0 250GB Seagate Perp. 16MB |
| Optical Drive | OS | Monitor | Keyboard |
|---|
| Sony DVD+/-RW/RAM | Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | 20.1" Sceptre 1680x1050 | Logitech Slim |
| Power | Case | Mouse | Mouse Pad |
|---|
| Corsair TX650W | Antec P180B | Logitech G500 | Allsop High-tracking Metal pad |
| View all |
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