I don't plan on being politically correct about this at all....I DEFINITELY use my 360 more than my PS3. The interface on the the 360 is just better than the PS3. It is the main entertainment system in my wreck room. I use it to stream video flawlessly from my computer to my 50 inch tv. PS3, I KNOW, can do this also but the PS3 is to damn fickle about what type of video you use, if it isn't the specific wmv then it won't work, if it is not a specific avi then it won't work. I hate that --and NO before some smart ass decides to point out that PS3 has 3rd party support for video playback understand this...I have tried them and they suck too. The fact is I don't need that with the 360. It may not be important to most of you but it is to me. Now the question will come up 'WHY WOULD YOU BUY A VIDEO GAME SYSTEM TO PLAY MOVIES ON?' and the anwser is this 'Because they included it as part of the system package'. Besides I hate keeping cd's and dvd's.
Now when it comes down to the gameplay I still prefer the 360. The games are plentiful and cheap if neccessary and most game developers build there games off of the 360 platform so the good ones are well made. Not to mention I like the controllers for the 360: here is a fact if you walk away from the game and leave the controller on it shuts off on its own, if I leave the PS3 game the controller does not shut off on its own then I have to recharge it sooner. I hate 360's faulty design and thank goodness they gave us the ability to save the game to the harddrive, but even when I sent my 360 to Microsoft for repair and had a brand new PS3 complete with MGS4 and rumble controller to boot I still wanted my 360. I can see why even though the 360, in the past, had a definite problem with the RRD that people would STILL go back and buy it all over again. Some people several times.
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