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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Drew @ May 15th 2007 10:41PM
I wonder what the PS3's will be used for next year, since they won't be used for gaming.
myscrnnm @ May 15th 2007 11:32PM
"I wonder what the PS3's will be used for next year, since they won't be used for gaming."
Your arrogance is pathetic. Most of the major blockbuster games of the seventh-generation are being released on the PlayStation 3 summer and fall of this year. You've obviously never heard of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Final Fantasy XIII, Gran Turismo 5, Killzone, et cetera.
Meanwhile, all the Xbox 360 has is the Halo 3 it's riding on, which has historically performed worse in sales compared to the Gran Turismo, Metal Gear Solid, and CANONICAL Final Fantasy titles. All of which are exclusive to the PlayStation family. Even with the hype over Halo 3, that one title isn't enough to secure the Xbox 360 the win for the seventh-generation era.
Drew @ May 17th 2007 11:05AM
@myscrnnm
I never said anything about Xbox360. Maybe the PS3's will be used for watching Blu-ray movies next year if all your Exclusive titles are pushed back once (or twice) more. Maybe the PS3 will be used for doorstops, no one knows. I've even thought about buying a PS3 and putting the innards of a George Forman grill inside the PS3 shell, because we all need to be honest, the PS3 looks like a George Forman grill.
I think you have short-changed the 360 as only having Halo 3 as its flagship app. How about Gears of War & Forza Motorsport 2? I'm not doubting the legitimacy of any future PS3 games you spoke about, I'm sure they're going to be great (non-facetious).