The PS3 and Xbox 360 both screwed themselves by focusing on what the next big media format would be. Sony including a Blu-ray player and announcing a HIGH pricetag caused their own demise, and for Microsoft we can see where supporting HD DVD got them. The Wii proved that the only thing that matters in the gaming industry is 1. The Price and 2. The games. Does anyone actually watch movies on their system? I know I don't. If I wan't a blu-ray player I'll buy a blu-ray player, when I buy a gaming syestem I wan't just that- A gaming system. I think for the nex gen of systems they should worry about gaming and not what the next big media format will be, after all they are GAMING systems. Do you think they will learn from their mistakes? I doubt it.

Xbox 360-10

Ps3-6/10

Wii-8/10

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[QUOTE="ikillchildr3n"]Who cares Home looks ghey PS3 lost, it's over.wizardwd

What an insightful post.......

Thank you, I put a lot of thought into it.

PSN has the basic necessities for online play while you have to pay for it on XBL, sure you have those extra goodies that make XBL better but keep in mind that with every update PSN is getting that little bit closer to being a service comparable to XBL, not that it's bad now but its improving. At some point you have to realise that PS3 gamers will have those extra features plus more (Home) while your stuck paying for your service and we have it free.

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I'd rather pay for an awesome online experience then get a free one that is not as good, but that's just me.