Ryku650

This is tough.Computers are complicated. They have more features, more stuff to worry about, but at the same time, a lot of people have them which means that if you were to install a game, say.... World of Warcraft, you'd see over 500,000 Players playing. Yet as fun as that can be, you'd have to Patch up, worry about viruses, and more.The XBOX 360 is simple. You can pay to get Online to play with other players, or you can play locally. (Alone, by yourself... or with a friend in the same room.. lol) Yet you only need to install few game and system patches. And there will be no need to installing games.And then theres the PlayStation 3 (PS3). Many many stupid game and console patches which are very annoying. HOWEVER, if you have internet in your house, you can connect it to the Playstation 3 to play online for FREE. Which is, In my opinion, the best part about it. PS3 has little games though.

It's pretty hard to recommend you a game that you'll like. We're not in your head.. Now, im not asking for you to give us your interests. But as one recommended, do some research. Google is your bestest friend over the internet.The XBOX isn't really for girls...... :/ Try the Playstation 3, that has Little Big Planet, which I'm sure you'll love, or the WII, that has fun, awesome games, one that you can play and cook, one that you battle each other with, WII Sports, Music, etc.Theres plenty.

Are you kidding? Unreal Tournament, hands down. An awesome list below.

He was making a point as to the immature little kids that play the game, Super Mario. That game is addicting though. Anyways, yeah, private servers are illegal, yet, I know plenty that haven't been shut down yet. Especially the World of Warcraft ones. Which is pretty stupid how they say "Oh no, private servers are illegal, your screwed if you make one. We'll sue you. Yay. " and yet no action taken. Are they too busy to take care of it? Heck, theres a friggin top 100 list of World of Warcraft Private Servers! Reporting them to the police is simple as 1, 2, and 3. Access your email (1), type in information (2), click send (3). Anyone feel free to comment.