Depends.
What exactly are you wanting?
* the site heavy loaded with console owners with extensive experience of customizing bleeding edge gaming PCs, who 2 years ago, could teach you how to open the 360 and mod your own power brick, motherboard, and heat sink to avoid the fires and RROD, and/or how to mod another DVD to replace your faulty 360 DVD drive. (Probably over the head of 98% of all 360 owners, but invaluable info for those who can wipe their own noses.)
* the sites heavy loaded with console owners of all creeds and colors, who can recommend TVs, cables, accessories to fully complement your gaming experience.
* the sites heavy loaded with non-technical subscribers who can only tell you how their game scores were uber l33t.
* the sites heavy censored by the license holder (aka Microsoft) to prevent any bad press (and also any workarounds) from ever staying posted in their forums.
I like anandtech, google, and others for the search starting points to technical expertise, gamespot for game reviews, gamefaq for game hints, and fatwallet for the best shopping deals. I try to avoid the true fanboy sites, since little useful info is revealled there, except for which console's fanboys have the highest ever pee line marker on the back wall.
What exactly are you wanting?
* the site heavy loaded with console owners with extensive experience of customizing bleeding edge gaming PCs, who 2 years ago, could teach you how to open the 360 and mod your own power brick, motherboard, and heat sink to avoid the fires and RROD, and/or how to mod another DVD to replace your faulty 360 DVD drive. (Probably over the head of 98% of all 360 owners, but invaluable info for those who can wipe their own noses.)
* the sites heavy loaded with console owners of all creeds and colors, who can recommend TVs, cables, accessories to fully complement your gaming experience.
* the sites heavy loaded with non-technical subscribers who can only tell you how their game scores were uber l33t.
* the sites heavy censored by the license holder (aka Microsoft) to prevent any bad press (and also any workarounds) from ever staying posted in their forums.
I like anandtech, google, and others for the search starting points to technical expertise, gamespot for game reviews, gamefaq for game hints, and fatwallet for the best shopping deals. I try to avoid the true fanboy sites, since little useful info is revealled there, except for which console's fanboys have the highest ever pee line marker on the back wall.
