@TheAgingGamer @einzelwolf @FAIL_TR0LL I know what you mean, I love my PS3 but the controller is just not a comfortable for long periods as the xbox. I bought a 3rd party controller which is almost identical to a 360 controller for the PS3 and works perfectly, now I'm good to go. Only downside is that it doesn't have the Sixaxis function, but I never use that anyway. I've no doubt you'll have no trouble finding a 3rd party solution if you really can't stand the PS4 controller.

@Tygravius @SkamArtist Since the MS reveal we've all assumed crash positions, and now Sony has come along to save the day it seems too good to be true, but I think they're being upfront...for now.

@b74kd3th Yeah Android has come on leaps and bounds since the Galaxy S days. But, if you don't care about customisation and features and just want a basic device that works, the iPhone is probably better for you. I just hate the whole cult feeling surrounding Apple.

@meatz666 @phatpantzz And put the kinect back to being an optional accessory.

@malokevi 'quirky'? Seriously? Nothing MS showed yesterday comes close to making up for all the other bullshit.

@iweryn Yeah, apparently the exchange rate doesn't factor, because by rights it should be about £250. Still £350 is doable, certainly way better than the release price of the PS3.

Don't much like the controller actually, looks like some cheap 3rd party crap. But again, don't really care what it looks like as long as it works well.

@Hurvl I loved the gamecube as a console but hated the look of it. All those primary colours made it look like Fisher-Price My First Game Console.

I like it, but how a console looks is right at the bottom of my list of priorities.

@Vidpci I'm cautiously optimistic, but won't be throwing my cards in until everything is written in stone.