And if the Sixaxis is so wonderful, please show me one game out right now that uses it in any meaningful way at all. I'll wait.

ColoradoKindBud

Are you serious? Any flight sim and battle games like Lair will feel at home with the sixaxis controller. And for shooters, you can use it to look behind covers and doors ala the PS3 version of the new Medal of Honor. Thanks for waiting

Not at all correct. The PS3 may be the superior console but it is tricky to develop for. They can optimize much faster on the 360 version than the PS3 version.Wasdie

Dammit, why must you bring reason and logic into this argument.

First as we all know, the PS3 is more powerful and offers more functionality (sixaxis) than the XBOX 360. As such, it makes sense that they focus on the XBOX 360 version first. By releasing the game on an inferior system (XBOX 360) first, it gives the developers more room to improve upon it (visuals, AI, functionality) when they release it again on the more powerful system (PS3). So for example, Company A makes a really cool, fun game with expansive environments for the 360. It debuts with crictical acclaim and commercial success. Now when they tweak the game for the PS3, they can work on the expansive environments even further utilizing the Blu Ray's superior content capacity. So when its released for the PS3, it will make the company look even better since they're able to improve upon an already quality title.

Now imagine if said company were to release the PS3 version first. When they go on to work on the inferior system, XBOX360, there would be no room for improvement, but instead would need to waterdown the game to work within the limitation of the XBOX 360. That wouldn't look too good in front of critics and gamers. Likewise, this works the same for ports. You wanna port from the inferior system to the more powerful, not the other way around.

So yeah, there you have it. The real reason why most demos of multiplatform games at E3 were shown with the XBOX 360 version!

Ok you guys are seriously over analyzing the OP's question.. SERIOUSLY.   It's simple really.  Imagine that all three consoles had the same specs and technical capabilties that they have now.  Now imagine that each of these consoles costs the same amount of money.   So here price is not a factor. Now decide which console would sell the most in this situation and which you would like to have if you were to choose one. It's a hypothetical situation, so don't argue that it doesn't make sense. 

 I would say that Sony brand and technical superiority will make the PS3 prevail in this situation.  It seems like the biggest reason why people are not buying the PS3 is the price.  Yes, its game library is lacking, but we know that the games will come eventually.  Anecdotely (is that a word?), I've always read on forums and heard from friends that people would buy the PS3 if it were priced competitively in the XBOX 360 range.  So yeah, PS3 would come on top.

[QUOTE="Master_Ryu"]Heh, it's really the way to go. Even if you don't like idea of getting jumped out of nowhere in the forest, the WOW PVP realms are so tame (and lame) that enemy players would rather pass by you and hurry to their next dungeon than wasting time on fighting real people. Heh.brianpoetzel

unless they're bored :) Then YOU are they're next "dungeon".

Quick question...

On normal realms (so not PvP) can you still organise raids against other people, or is that PvP realm only?

MrFlibble-

Quick question...

On normal realms (so not PvP) can you still organise raids against other people, or is that PvP realm only?

MrFlibble-