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HappySqurriel said:

Its not really possible ...

Right now a large portion of PS3 games are justified because they can be released on the PS3, XBox 360 and PC which (greatly) reduces the risk of developing such expensive games. After the next systems are released from Microsoft and Nintendo it is unlikely that there will be any system which is close enough in processing power for the PS3 to (really) gain that much benefit from multiplatform releases; what this means is that they would have to have sold enough PS3 systems, and to be selling enough PS3 systems on a regular basis, to have a large number of games being released exclusively for the PS3.

Now, the question is what is the selling feature of the PS3 after the next generation has began?

Its processing power will be easy to (dramatically) surpass by even a very inexpensive system
Blu-Ray will be inexpensive to include in any system
The PS3's controller and user interface will be (far) behind the times

About the only thing the PS3 will have going for it is the price, which isn't much of a selling feature.

it may share alot of its games with the Wii 2 being as everyone is expecting it to be about as powerfull as what the ps3 is now.