@ Johnson,

Yes, I have used the PS3 quite a bit. Multiple friends have it.

You are right that the PS3 can do most of what the 360 can, it is just so much EASIER to do it on the 360. Everything just works more seamlessly.

I agree with the games is a wash anymore, which I think I mentioned.

@ KarlW,

You say you have never used a 360, if you had, you would realize how extremely lacking the PS3 is in the software department. The 360 is incredibly smooth in its integration and how things work. The PS3 seems incredibly awkward in comparison.

The online experience, the music and video integration, friends, achievements etc, are all done so much better on the 360.

The games are getting close, and the PS3 wins on hardware, but it is not enough considering its poor software and higher price.

Between the two consoles it is so obvious which one is built by a software company and which one by a hardware company. Too bad the two couldn't join forces, they could team up and build the perfect console.

@Dan Davis, actually, the MFSL vinyl beats it ;)

The poor kids are getting GH:WT over RB2? Damn, what did they ever do to you?

Seriously, this recommendation screams "I have never been laid and never will." You buy a girl WiiFit and you better buy yourself a jar of Vaseline and an absorbent rag to go with it.

Now you can take better pictures on your iphone and still not be able to send them to anyone. GREAT!

Haha, I guess you're not a business guy? That deal could not of worked out better for Chrysler.

Great, now all the 25 year old virgins have another way to pass the time.

Come on, they will come up with another way to tell us our console has died in the next gen. Maybe a sprung fist with a boxing glove on it straight to the groin.

“Anyone still intrigued by this kind of subscription video model? We're pretty over it.”

Wow, way to think ahead. There are always these types of failures early in a new business model, and the technology to support this one is not really there yet. As higher bandwidth spreads, this type of video distribution will ultimately succeed.