It all began with the first pong system. The birth of the arcade began as soon as Allen Alcorn, the creator of pong, put together the first prototype and marketed it. As time has progressed, technology has been advancing at a speed in which the average person would take notice. It’s not a surprise that because of this eventually companies have taken the experience of an arcade into the homes. Today, there are two systems who fight for superiority: Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3. Both have impressive graphic capabilities, selection of games and also double as media systems.
The Xbox 360’s graphics are one of the main selling points for the system.It all began with the first pong system. The birth of the arcade began as soon as Allen Alcorn, the creator of pong, put together the first prototype and marketed it. As time has progressed, technology has been advancing at a speed in which the average person would take notice. It’s not a surprise that because of this eventually companies have taken the experience of an arcade into the homes. Today, there are two systems who fight for superiority: Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3. Both have impressive graphic capabilities, selection of games and also double as media systems.
The Xbox 360’s graphics are one of the main selling points for the system.It all began with the first pong system. The birth of the arcade began as soon as Allen Alcorn, the creator of pong, put together the first prototype and marketed it. As time has progressed, technology has been advancing at a speed in which the average person would take notice. It’s not a surprise that because of this eventually companies have taken the experience of an arcade into the homes. Today, there are two systems who fight for superiority: Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3. Both have impressive graphic capabilities, selection of games and also double as media systems.
The Xbox 360’s graphics are one of the main selling...