From my experience with Resistance, which is the only PS3 game I own so far, the Sixaxis feels real gimmicky and pointless. It's something I really could have done without with how it's used (and how it's not used that often). The R2 and L2 buttons are way too sensitive. At first I always was barely touching it which was just enough to bring up the gun menu.... It got real annoying, and I'm almost use to that. But I experienced the problem again when playing Ace Combat 5... The controller is rechargable without having to buy any extras. And lastly, right now, there's no rumble. On the brightside, it will be coming back, potentially improved, and other than the other flaws which can be adjusted too in time, it's perfect.
As is the Wiimote, though not all devs seem to have gotten it down perfectly. It's better at certain games, and worst at others so it evens out. It has a built in speaker, albeit with poor sound quality. It's not rechargable, and have few buttons but the pointer and motion sensing makes up for it, giving more ways for input. It already has rumble. Going through menus and using an on-screen keyboard is much easier and quicker. It's definitely harder to get use to, since it's not like anything most people have seen.
So I say their even. I don't own a 360, so I can't say anything about it. (Hell, I haven't even seen one out of the box irl.)
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