Nintendo ve Playstation

             PlayStation and Nintendo are two of the top competing game platforms on the market. The differences and similarities of these two systems are outstanding. The differences range from price, game amount, multiplayer ability, and platform capabilities. The similarities of each system are almost equally abundant as the differences. Having played on both systems, I have in-depth knowledge of their workings. Being partial to both parties I will provide much information about each of them. To think of all the hours spent in vigorous game play and all the thousand of dollars used to expand my video game experiences, it is of no wonder that I have selected video game systems as my topic for this paper.
             At the present time the systems'(a systems is the hardware that is put out by a game company to play their software on) price differences are substantial, but this was not always so. In the beginning when both systems came out (even though PlayStation came out a year earlier) they were of equal price. Soon there after, Nintendo leapt ahead and was the first to provide a price drop in their relatively new system. They were quickly followed by Playstation with a price drop of their own. The price battle continues to rage with Nintendo in the lead with their system set at the low price of $99.97 and Playstation still at $149.97. Despite all the price drops, I am never able to take advantage of their discounts for I always buy the systems right when they come on to the market.
             There is a place deep in the depths of my house where I spend a lot of my free time. It's a special place. I call it my bedroom. My room is lined with book shelves with no books but lots and lots of video games. With PlayStation having come out a full year earlier they have a lead over Nintendo with games. Nintendo, being a smaller company, has had fewer assets to provide for game software development. While PlayStation,
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