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#1 AceJakk
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Between this and Resistance 2's groundbreaking co-op mode I think I'll have to buy another TV and figure out how to play with one hand for each system.
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Both consoles have strengths and weaknesses - it just so happens that one of the greatest weaknesses of the PS3 is that it doesn't have very many AAA games - which is the entire reason for owning a system. But, I don't really agree that the AAA releases on the 360 are "constant" either. I'm still waiting for a solid AAA exclusive to come out in '08 (which I'm sure Gears 2 will be).
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You know, I keep asking myself that same question. Weird how that works.
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Alas, I did not, however, enter this discussion with the intentions of flaming, so I apologize. I simply couldn't help myself. As far as the topic is concerned: I don't mind if "we" lost, as you put it. I own all three current systems and I still believe that the PS3 is the superior piece of hardware. The Wii has been a huge disapointment on the games front and the 360 will always be a microsoft product... which is hard to ignore (but it has some damned good games).
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#5 AceJakk
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Well, the first "implication" was that you failed to end your inquiry with the requisite question mark.
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How the 'ell did you spend even remotely that much time on such the linear cakewalk of a game that was FFX? I beat it in 53 (yes, with all sidequests).
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ClicketyClick has a very valid exclusive title that I'm surprised no one else had mentioned. "Little Big Planet" may be a huge exclusive for PS3 in the "kiddie" department.

I do realize that fanboyism is extremely rampant nowadays (it wasn't even this bad when it was SNES versus Genesis!). Just do a little independent research and really lookm at all the features each system offers and ask yourself if you'd truly utilize them. Best of luck to you.

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I tried Vesperia and thought that it's feeling was much lighter than L.O. So if you want a light (in both feeling and art direction) then I'd definitely reccomend Vesperia. L.O. was pretty great though. The load times weren't nearly as bad as many of the reviews made them out to be. So, after all is considered, I'd say buy Loast Odyssey now because it's cheaper, and wait until a used copy of Vesperia is available. Those are my two cents.
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one more thing to consider: if you're the type to play a lot of online multiplayer then the Wii60 combo would be the way to go, even though you have to pay for the online through XBox Live, it's a faster and more stable environment. The PS3's online has been a little buggy since launch, but they are making huge improvements.
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XboxWii60 or PSWii both are great combinations. I have all three of the systems and up until three months ago I played the 360 most frequently. The arcade games for the 360 offer the best downloadable content out of all three systems (virtual console is great, but they're games I've beaten in my younger years).

The PS3 is the best hardware out there, but the 360 has some great exclusive titles. You did, however, express concern about variety. The exclusive titles on BOTH 360 and PS3 are very similar action/blood/guts type of gameplay, this is something that is very difficult to distance oneself from (unless you consider Wii, which you already own). "Kiddie" games are fantastic on both the 360 and PS3. 360 has Banjo-Kazooie and Viva Pinata to name a few, but PS3 has Ratchet and Clank and a fantastic back catalogue of PS2 games if you buy a backwards compatible PS3.

Now I know you mentioned a rabid loyalty for Nintendo and a biting hatred towards Sony, but if you are about the games, you really owe yourself the treat of experiencing some of the greatest games ever conceived by man - and the majority of those were released for the PS2.

Fallout 3 (which you also mentioned) will be a multiplatform title, as will Final Fantasy XIII, but Final Fantasy Versus XIII is still exclusive to PS3.

I love all 3 systems for what they bring to the table, I just find that the PS3 is the most versatile and future-proof of the 3 (and, for your information, I don't own a single FPS for the PS3). The 360 doesn't seem to have very many upcoming exclusives that you'd be interested in (judging from what little you've written thus far).

Whatever your decision ends up being, I really think you'll be pleased. I was in a similar situation as you about a year ago. Hopefully the Wii starts getting more developer support - and a new Zelda title.