Lets look at history:
PS2 is released first in the new generation, as a result, it is an all-around inferior console to its rivals when it comes to hardware and capabilities.
However, because it was first, developers supported it, and it became the most popular system (And consequently the best buy since all the games are on it.)
This generation, the 360 has been released, and it lacks blu-ray, a large hardrive, and processing power compared to the PS3. And yet we're seeing the same marketing pattern as last generation.
The original PS2 was a piece of junk when it came to reliability. Disc Read errors and the like plagued its users.
The 360 has the RROD, but like the PS2, people don't seem to care.
The original X-Box, in spite of being a more powerful system, often looked worse than a lot of the PS2 games.
The 360 looks better than the PS3 a lot of the time, albeit this is regarding multiplats rather than exclusives, which is a swap from the PS2/X-Box relationship last gen
Although the PS3 is a better system, lack of 3rd party support drags it down, just like the X-Box was dragged down last generation.
I hate the idea, but if history repeats itself, things are looking good for 360 owners.
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