
Originally Posted by
Elcura
I still haven't got a dedicated DVD player cause I own a PS2, you know that no DVD player was another reason GC was second best to Sony last generation.
I seriously feel sorry for you.
PS2 dvd player is a piece of shit, and is blown away by any $50 one you can buy nowadays.
Anyways, it comes down to this: PS3 and Xbox360 will have basically a similar lineup, and the most 3rd party support. Wii will have the nintendo games, and some inovative 3rd party games. Last generation, most people chose between xbox and ps2, and if they got a 2nd console, they got a GC (because PS2 and Xbox was pretty much redundant). This generation would've been the same, but with a $600 pricetag, few people will buy a second console if they buy PS3. Those same people that enjoyed having 2 different consoles will more likely than not chose 360 over PS3 for that reason.
So it comes down to, do you want to be locked into a $600 console and it's library, or get 2 consoles and 2 different librarys for the price of one. It's a risky gamble on Sony's part, because Microsoft is getting better every day, and Nintendo will always have a base core of fans that will buy their consoles for their games alone.