@FAIL_TR0LL Another thing that Sony has is no fees for standard apps and online play. No expensive proprietary hard drives or needing to purchase batteries or wifi. Lots of exclusives in varied game genres and multiple games bundled in collections. No ads on the main menu and a kick ass subscription for huge discounts and free games.

They do not charge ridiculous fees for developers patching their games, the platform is much more open (allowing things like Steam). The netflix app is better than on 360, it plays Blurays, has had a web browser since launch. It's movie prices are cheaper than on 360, it is more reliable hardware, it is supported well beyond the next console launch with many exclusives both 1st and 3rd party. I know I'm forgetting other stuff, but I think that will help reduce your ignorance of what PS3 offers versus 360.

Of course people are spending more time than the previous browser, the new store is much slower and has loading times.

@PumpkinBoogie @Meta-Gnostic How so?

Basically, online passes and various dlc and preorder bonuses with NEW games COMBINED with Best Buy copying Gamestop, have taken a huge hit out of Gamestop's USED games.

That 2.2 million figure is from June and does not take into consideration Vita's first holiday sales. Bad journalism.

Stupid. That controller is horrible, no ergonomics. The prices are too high, especially the controller. This will not sell many units, but they'll probably profit off of what they do sell.

@valcrist09 That's funny because Nintendo had the strongest hardware in the SNES generation, the N64 generation, and almost in the PS2 generation. So Nintendo HAS been about who has the most powerful system.

@Landsharkk @kargion @Bangerman15 I would think that that would simply make them charge the people who are supporting them with microtransactions create even more microtransactions and charge more for them to compensate for people who spend 0 money on them and cost the developers money.

The only way to avoid more pay2win F2P games is to not play any F2P games at all and continue to buy games with a fixed price up front.

@kargion @Bangerman15 Even if you support non pay2win F2P games, you're going to make more F2P games that are pay2win get released. The only way to prevent that is to support regularly priced games.

@jessica73 @digi-demon Don't know wtf you're talking about at this point.