Should I sell my Xbox 360 and build a gaming pc?

I have a Xbox 360 but I barely play it now. Is there any reason I should keep it? I am building a pc in december regardless but selling the 360 and all those games that I don't play much anymore could give me more money to get pc games and pc versions of my xbox 360 games. What do you think I should do?

If you don't play it enough to make it worth it to you I would just sell it then. I love my 360 but I use it everyday as well. I got rid of my Wii because I never played that thing. So yeah, if you feel you don't use it enough, might as well get more out of it now while you can.

No. A gaming PC won't be able to run the best games in a matter of months while the Xbox 360 will be able to run every 360 game that ever comes out. I stopped dealing with gaming PCs years ago. KC_Hokie

I say keep your 360 and save your money up for the gaming PC. You never know you might regret selling your 360.

No. A gaming PC won't be able to run the best games in a matter of months while the Xbox 360 will be able to run every 360 game that ever comes out. I stopped dealing with gaming PCs years ago. KC_Hokie

That is a lie. As long as you get a good rig and graphic card it could last you for years.

If my 360 was collecting dust... I would sell it.

I enjoy both my pc and 360 alot, so imo keep your 360 and also get a gamign pc if possible!

I play my PC about 60% of the time and my 360 40% of the time as far as these two gaming platforms go.

If you sell your 360, you might end up wishing you still had it when other games come out, so i would say keep it!

If you do get a good pc, it will last you a godo while and no you dont have to upgrade it all the time, thats a lie (plus is something goes worng its cheap to replace one part).

Maybe sell 90% of your 360 games (ones you dont play) and keep your 360 console (plus one or two games you enjoy?). Just a thought.

No. A gaming PC won't be able to run the best games in a matter of months while the Xbox 360 will be able to run every 360 game that ever comes out. I stopped dealing with gaming PCs years ago. KC_Hokie

Thats not true, my pc is 2 years old almost and i can still paly new games at highest graphics, also the best looking games i can play great aswell still (Stalker and crysis). You can add a new graphics card or CPU every 3 years if you want, but you saying EVERY few months you have ot upgrade is FALSE.

I like having a console to play my games on for company. When company comes over I have a Wii. Because of Smash, Wii Sports, Tiger 10, and Mario Kart Wii it's probably my most serious gaming system.

Having a game like Bomberman Live, Castle Crashers, or Halo 3 for 360 is similar. Lots of company enjoy those games too and we can play them together.

PC isn't so friendly for that. But you can do it. I mean if you're like me, I like having as little as possible. So I'd get rid of the 360 if I was you and re buy only the games I liked best on the PC. Start over. Plus, I mean there's plenty of indie games on PC that a big part of that scene. So even if your computer struggles to play the latest games 4 years down the road the indie games will always be around and people still play Counter Strike from 11 years ago. Classics are more timeless on PC.

So if nothing appeals to you get rid of it and rebuy the essential games but make sure you've got a big computer monitor and some single computer, multiplayer games.