
Originally Posted by
Exoduso
For the 100th time, you will buy a PS3 once it has enough good games... price is not the reason the PS3 isn't selling right now, even though it's a factor that you have to consider when there aren't enough good games out yet.
Nintendo let people buy into the hype of the wiimote, and added zelda to the mix and eureka... it worked. Trust me, after having the Wii for close to 5 months now, I can tell you that the hype was gone after 2....still a great console, still a lot of fun, but it's not that exciting once you get used to it.
Yes, I will buy one when the PS3 has some good games (with a price drop), as many other will, but it won't be enough to save Sony. They have to appeal to the masses and $600 price tag won't do that. You can't judge what Xavier, or I or people of BG do to predict a system's future because we're hardcore.
And once again, if you're a developer starting a new IP or a sequel right now, where do you place your resources? That's the most important question, where the new games will show up. Someone here was wondering why there's no new RPG announcements for the PS3, it's probably because they're trying to figure out how to bring them to the Wii. Developers go where the software sells are and that won't be on a $600 system.

Originally Posted by
Norelco
After seeing a PS3 on a friend's HDTV...I gotta say man...that shit looks incredible. People don't seem to understand that you're not just getting a video game system in the PS3. You're getting a multimedia center, a movie theater, an interface to the internet, and who knows what else. Home looks incredibly cool and promising, and best of all, it's free. From what I see you can spend a huge chunk of time in there. It's obvious that PS3 was future proofed. If price is still an issue I'm sure the price will drop and that the system will still be prominent 5 years from now.
360 does the same thing only it's cheaper and hopefully will become more cheaper sooner then the PS3.