I know this is a loaded question, because you have to take in account various factors, like developer's nailing the controls for said games for the Wii's motion control or even taking into account the potential of Sony's Move or Microsoft's Kinect. Still, I think it is an interesting question and I'd like to know what other people think.

Personally, percentage-wise and personal preference aside, i believe the chances would be:

1. Microsoft 360 - 30.5% *I gave MS the edge because if all games were equal, then Xbox Live as a feature really shines. Also having Kinect helps.

2. PC - 30% *Most people have them, and you can find affordable ones to play games. Also were the first to play 3d games recently if i am not mistaken.

3. Sony PS3 - 29..5% * I still think sony is in the mix, because of the system having blu-ray and like MS, Having PS Move helps.

4. Nintendo Wii - 10% *I think if they lost their console exclusive, things might go pretty bad. I like nintendo, but I think their exclusives hold them above water. Your thoughts?

P.S. I'm not trying to bash other systems, nor am i saying one is superior to the other, just my personal analysis in this particular situation!

Just because you own one system doesn't make you a fanboy. That's almost the same flawed theory that if you own all systems you're exempt from fanboyism/bias.tagyhag

I guess I really never thought of it that way

That I was a sony fanboy :P All my friends who play Xbox360 keep telling me how awesome a game Reach is; I believe them of course and it's killing me!

Personally, I can't justify having more than one system because I know I will just buy all the games i missed while I didn't have a 360 along with all the new exclusives plus all the games on the PS3 I want. So lately, I have been just popping in Killzone 2, since i was a late adaptor and it's been helping alot.

Just wanting to know if anyone else out there is experiencing this or has in the past?

When I play COD or more recently : Transformers: War for Cybertron, there are only 1,500 people max online on PSN. Does this affect my gameplay at all?

No. It doesn't matter if there were 20,000 people online, I still find games, I still get to play my game and in the end it is free.

Call it a ghost town all you want, but at least PSN users don't have to fool themselves into believe they are having a better gameplay experience because 50,000 more kiddies are online in their games.

Give me a break seriously.

Yea Xbox Live is "alive" alright..with whiny pre-puberty kids screaming into the mic. i'd pay for psn to get away from that. Luckily its free