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Late 2006 saw the launch of the PS3 and the start of much criticism. There is more than one reason as to why you would want a PS3

10. Use your Playstation 3 to view pictures and play saved media files through your TV or Hi-Fi. Throw away your laptop or PC and use your PS3 to display family photographs to relatives when being visited.

9. Motor Storm – Two original driving games for the PS3; utterly enjoyable, utterly good fun, utterly worth having a PS3 for, it’s as simple as that.

8. Stanford University @ Home – Now you and your PS3 can contribute to creating raw processing power. By connecting to Folding @ Home you are helping with scientific projects.

7. Buzz! Buzz! The interactive quiz is back with a bang and wireless controllers. The greatest console quiz game Buzz can be updated with new games packs from the Playstation store. Relax in your own sofa and test your knowledge against other sofa teams.

6. Sony goes Home with it’s new virtual world for PS3 users. There is the world of Sony Home to explore as well. Experience Playstation’s Home the great new virtual world which offers a new dimension to any other console.

5. Free no subscription online gaming for PS3 users. Online gaming is free with PS3, in the times of credit crunch, it is nice to get something for free.

4. I thought Tiger Woods was in my house the high def gaming is so sharp. High definition gaming is here with Sony Playstation and it’s Blu-Ray capabilities. EA are early adopters of the technology and Sony have released Wipeout HD which shows the true capability of the PS3 and a HD TV.

3.Little Big Planet, it’s the game that is converting Xbox users to the PS3.

2. Live – Record your favourite TV on your PS3. So if your tipple is Kate Garraway or Penny Smith, then fear not as you can gain hours of footage via your PS3.

1. Blu-Ray – If you have not experienced watching a Blu-Ray film via a HD TV then you are missing out, big time! The PS3 Blu-Ray player and HDTV brings the picture to life. Home cinema rocks with an HD TV system and PS3 working in tandem.

Blu-ray movies are really cool. They offer really high quality picture quality. High def is where the world is headed. Following my introduction to blu-ray watching DVDs is akin to poking needles in my eyes. I watched Forgetting Sarah Marshal the other day on blu-ray in my home theater and it wasn’t even close to watching it on regular DVDs. Not only the picture is improved, but so is the sound generated. There is not enough that can be said about how wonderful these blu-ray discs are.

I have a high def television, and when I watch regular movies or even regular cable it seems like a waste. In realty it not even a good way to waste my day. I’d rather read a book then watch crapy TV (and that’s saying a lot). Some channels on TV are in high def, which makes it more experience, but still I think blu-ray DVDs are better.

Many people don’t buy blu-ray discs because they think they are prohibitively expensive. Yeah sure you pay a little more, but the quality is so worth it. It is not even that expensive really. You can buy blue ray movies if you look for them. They really aren’t that expensive. One thing they are though is worth every penny. Even if the cost was $75 each I’d still probably buy them. Quality is what I look for over price.

Considering how far tech has come in such a short time I can’t imagine where it will be in another 20 or even 40 years. In reality pouring over all that stuff in your mind is of no value. I’ll just talk about the here and now. That’s why I don’t know why more people don’t buy blu-ray players. Again yes they are a bit expensive, but again yes they are worth it. I don’t think I could cope without mine, not to sound insane.