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360 it has the most games the PS3 cant even be called a gameing console anymore.

I wouldn't go that far. There are a few titles coming out that I wouldn't mind playing, however, I simply feel that those few games do not justify the means. That along side shaky third party support (fewer third party games being announced for the ps3 compared with the 360) the price tag, etc, the PS3s future simply isn't as bright. I'm sure that it will make a re-bound in a few years, but by then the 360 will have clenched the market (processing power is nothing when your competitor has the market, look at last gen, PS2's outsold XB1's by a figurative landslide, yet the XB1 was more powerful)



[Edited by insomniac, 9/17/2007 3:43:59 AM]

PS3 is relatively new, so it isn't exactly dominating the market just yet. Hell, it's dead last in the console war, with the Wii just about outselling it. There is no vibration in the controllers, there's no proper online system and there aren't many great games out there. Resistance: Fall of Man is brilliant and so is Ridge Racer 7, but that's about it. I reckon if you give the PS3 a year or so, when they [Sony] manage to fix its flaws then it will be truly outstanding.

But for the time being, the 360 is the way to go. There are loads of great games coming out, such as Project Gotham Racing 4 and Halo 3, and there is a proper online working system which, if I say so myself, is pretty damn neat. Also, the 360 has a whole roster of great games already so there's more variety of games you wanna play. IMO it's great for the family, because you can connect to any of your Vista/XP computers at home and sync videos and music wirelessly. And at $350** only, it's a bargain, frankly.



** - this is the price of the Premium console. The Core system is sold for around $300 and the Elite version sells for $450.