Ok, I know this has already been done a million times but...
[QUOTE="NintendoHate"]
1. Blu-ray support
2. RSX processor
3. Cell chip
4. Superior graphics to both XBox 360 and Wii
5. Superior 3rd party support
6. More games in development than both next generation systems combined.
7. The major games--the biggest system sellers--will only be coming to this system, such as: Metal Gear Solid 4, GTA, Resident Evil, & Final Fantasy XIII.
8. A controller that has motion sensitivity. Why buy a Wii, when your PS3 controller already has motion sensitivity? Why settle for something with inferior graphics?
9. There is more hype and consumer interest in this system worldwide that the other two next generation systems combined.
10. There will be more adult games and more games that cater to themature crowd.
11. No gimmick games like WarioWare.
12. An online play superior to both X Box Live and WiiConnect24.
13. More advertising power than both Nintendo and Microsoft.
14. More RPGs than the other two systems.
15. More sports games that the other two systems.
Skipper24
1. Blu-Ray is an unproven technology that isn't even getting much support. Sony jumped too far ahead when they decided to use Blu-Ray.
2. and 3. It's all up to the developers to actually use that power. Power unused is no power at all.
4. and 5. Again, all up to the developers. Also, the games out so far seem to say otherwise.
6. Maybe you need a chart to organize your data. And more isn't always better.
7. You apparantly did not consider the system sellers of the other consoles.
8. If you're a "graphicswhore", get a PC.
9. I think you should look at the sales charts again.
10. Games that aren't out yet are not games (they're ideas). If you have an accurate crystal ball,though, I'll let that pass.
11. No comment. That's your own opinion.
12. If you believe so, OK.
13. Microsoft has more money. More money to advertise.
14. If you like RPGs, good for you.
15. If you like sports, good for you. (Though seriously, play the real thing. It's better than a simulator.)
Blu-ray doesnt have support??? Its supported by all the major studios with the xception of universal. Its outselling HD-DVD. Either Blu-Ray will win or they both will. But Blu-Ray is here to stay.
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