[QUOTE="FlockofSpagheti"][QUOTE="jet052006"] People could use any of these reasons:
Weakest library at this time(comparing each systems total AAAs, AAs, etc...)
Weakest Hardware( loosing out on things like graphics, physics, map size, etc...)
Weakest Online( at this time have few online games, and Friends code isnt really a plus)
weakest 3rd party support( missing out on multiplats that are available on all other consoles)
Transfering7
Dude how is the third party support the weakest... it has the mostqualitythird party exclusives by far... also the Wii library when you compare total scores from Gamespot (which I usually do not do) is better than the PS3 lineup...
Name them. :|
Ok but you asked for it...
Good:
1.Trauma Center: New Blood (2008) -- Atlus, Atlus
2.Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure (October 2007) -- Capcom, Capcom
3.No More Heroes (Late 2007) -- Grasshopper Manufacture, Marvelous Interactive; Spike
4.Dragon Quest Swords: The Mask Queen and the Tower of Mirrors (2008) -- 8ing/Raizing; Genius Sonority; Armor Project, Square-Enix
5.Harvest Moon: Tree of Peace (Q4 2007) -- Marvelous Interactive, Natsume
5.King Story (2008) -- Cing; Town Factory, Marvelous Interactive (Previously known as Project O, King Story is a life and city management simulation in the vein of SimCity, in which the player takes control of a medieval European town's mayor. Building relationships with citizens is a key gameplay element; the developers have explained that, for example, a player might tell a character to perform a task, after which he will "go off and talk to several other people, who will then start to change the world around the player." The player's city grows over time, starting as a village and working its way up to a town, a city and onward. Non-player characters have their own lives, performing their daily routines such as eating, sleeping and going to work, and making conversation with other non-player characters. In addition, non-player characters have memories, and will react differently depending on things that have happened during the game. Unlike World Neverland--the director's previous game--the artificial intelligence behind King Story's non-player characters will be different for each profession.)
6.Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles (2007) -- Capcom, Capcom
7.Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 (November 16, 2007) -- Ubisoft Montpellier, Ubisoft
8.Steven Spielberg's: Blocks (Early 2008) -- EA Las Angeles, EA Games
9.de Blob (February 2008) -- Blue Tongue Entertainment, THQ
10.Dewy's Adventure (September 4, 2007) -- Konami, Konami
11.Opoona (November 1, 2007) -- Artepiazza, Koei
12.Red Steel II (2008) -- Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft
13.Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire (September 25, 2007) -- Land Ho, D3 Publisher
14.Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon: Labyrinth of Time (2008) -- Square-Enix, Square-Enix
15.Sadness (2008) -- Nibris, Unknown
16.Tales of Symphonia: Knight of Ratatosk (2008) -- Namco-Bandai, Namco-Bandai
17.NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams (November 13, 2007) -- Sonic Team, Sega
18.Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearers (2008) -- Square-Enix, Square-Enix
19.Project Rygar (2008) -- Tecmo, Tecmo
20.Octopuzzle (October 31, 2007) -- Compile Heart, Conspiracy Entertainment
21.Ready2Rumble - Revolution (2008) -- 10TACLE Studios Asia, Aki Corporation
22.Super Swing Golf 2 (2008) -- Tecmo, Tecmo
23.Nitro Bike (Late 2007) -- Left Field Productions, Ubisoft
24.Brothers in Arms: Double Time (September 11, 2007) -- Gearbox Software, Ubisoft
25.Star Soldier R (2008) -- Hudson Soft, Hudson Soft
26.Monster Lab (Summer 2008) -- Backbone Entertainment, Eidos Interactive
27.Soul Calibur Legends (2007) -- Namco-Bandai, Namco-Bandai
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