I wonder, if this thread is going to be big... if there actually will be one valid point mentioned. So far there have been none that are valid.

I do have one though:

1. Stating first party titles will be cheaper, then they cost the same as other games
2. Saying something isn't needed, then apply it later to make early adopters regret their purchase (PS3 rumble feature for some people, Xbox 360 Elite system for some people)
3. Stating something is needed now, while in reality it's only needed in a few years (Blu Ray)
4. Denying you sell faulty consoles (Xbox 360)

See how I did it for both systems? I wonder if anyone here will make another unbiased post.FearlessSpirit

Good post, I will try and make my own unbiased post

1: The 4 foot usb cable that charges the SIXASIS. When I pay over $600 for a console I expect a longer cord so I can actually charge and play.

2: 360 Lauch units

3: Over priced VC games. Who the hell wants to pay $5 for a NES game from 1989? Not me.

4: XBLA, who wants to pay $10 for an online version of a game from 1992 when the online portion is broken?

5: PS1 games on PS3. Release a knowngame already, or at least one that someone might want to play. It will make up for the lack of games for the PS3 for the time being. At least the Wii has OoT as overpriced as it is.

6: Rampent fanboyism. They are video game consoles, they do not make you manhood any bigger. There is no need to defend you purchase. Just enjoy it if it is that good.

7: 1080p. Unless you have a huge, and I mean huge TV you cannot tell the difference. Telling people you can makes you look stupid.

8: This is the big one for me. All three systems have crap customer service when you brand new system breaks down. Thats right all three. You think they would want to get a hold of the broken units to figure out what the hell is going on but noooooo, lets ruin our image with the consumer and get a bad rep for having faulty hardware.

One thing I love to do is to wait until I have a big one and then run up a flight of stairs while farting into the headset.  It gives it that machine gun like fart sound.

Thank god for wireless controlers!

*Looks up from his plate full of baby and kitten kabobs and says*

"I can get Halo 3 early for this?"

*Continues eating*

I do it all the time.  One time when I was violently sick I decided to play FFT on GBA because I was going to be in there a long time.  I was very sick.

I woke up in the hospital.  Good times.

For anyone that has played Gears

BOOM!!!

 Nuff said

Ryu from Ninja Gaiden, because nobody can kill a ninja, not even another ninja

For proof

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

Check out that site and just try to tell me I'm wrong

The 360 controler wins by miles.  It is very comforatable, the triggers are just ace, the rumble is awsome when my sub kicks me in chest.  Not to mention the play and charge kit comes with a nice and long cable.

The Sixasis feels cheap to me, it is too light, I find little to no use for the motion sensing, and the charge cord for the controller is only 3 feet long!?!

Who cares about being able to charge and play at the same time when you basically have to sit on the system.

The Sixasis feels like a cheap 3rd party knockoff of what it should be.

[QUOTE="Deactivation"]So wait wait wait, you started crap about PS3, calling 360 a "paper wieght" and you don't even own a PS3? .... People annoy me.JDW_games

I have both, I love all genre's of games.  There is little to no difference between the two systems.  My 360 gets more attention due it having more games at the moment.  The PS3 will get some when it's games come out.

If you think that one is better than the other you are sorely mistaken.  They are just systems.  Gamers enjoy games.  Fanboy's enjoy systems.