If service does not count, then wifi should not count. If you have wifi, you have access to the service. If you're not gonna use wifi, then why bother buying a wireless adapter?awdofgum said:Linkiboy said:Then the topic title doesn't make sense. We are discussing at how the PS3 is supposedly not expensive, with all its features. Since the price includes accessories, controllers, and service, comparing just the console would be plain stupid.awdofgum said:Linkiboy said:No, you're missing the point. You're only adding things that the 360 doesn't have that the PS3 does, and NOT adding things to the PS3 that the 360 has!
The headset is an accessory, I don't think it counts. And the rental service shouldn't count because we are talking about physical items (hardware)
Well I agree with accessories but then you could just get a $10 USB headset, who says you need bluetooth?
Service does not count because not everyone is accessible to the service.
edit: Also a USB headset would not be 10$, and would involve plugging into your PS3, which is a problem for people who have their TV in a living room.