I said the same thing to Xbox 360 fans when the PS3 was beating the Xbox 360 in worldwide sales a few months ago. At the end of the day, neither of these consoles will EVER have a large enough majority over one-another to cause any shift in the number of games they receive relative to one-another. All that might change if one gets a significant lead is that the console company will have to pay a little less for money-hatted exclusives.
At the end of the day, these consoles largely count as one platform to developers, a platform that resists the causalitis the Wii is producing. This is not a slight on the Wii's games, but rather me pointing out the obvious. The high-budget, high-graphics games that a lot of people love appear on the PS3 and Xbox 360.
So don't worry, PS3 fans are not going to lose more than 1 or 2 (if any) games over this increase in Xbox 360 sales. In fact, it benefits them to the extent that more developers will choose to make Xbox 360/PS3 games over Wii games, as has already been seen in Japan.
For example, whilst the PS3 may get old ports of Eternal Sonatat, Enchanted Arms (and in the future probably Vesperia and Star Ocean 4), the fact of the matter is these games would probably be on the Wii if the Xbox 360 wasn't bolstering the HD base.
Sometimes, we need to support our common gaming goal: a world in which both high-budget immersive games and causal games are sustainable, rising above petty HD-console politics.
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