No. I sold my 360 because there's nothing coming out that interests me; the last game I bought was Bayonetta, but the PS3 version isn't bad at all once you install it.
Microsoft just thought on the short-term. They were just interested in getting the PS2 userbase to upgrade to a 360 by buying timed exclusives, DLCs, multiplats, etc from popular series that were on the PS2 that they forgot what they're going to offer their users in the future. Just look at it now. 360 doesn't really have any exclusives coming out aside from Gears 3, Forza 4 and some kinect games, and a lot of the 360 'exclusives' were released for the PS3. They should have purchased or created some game studios instead, imo. Sony did think on the long-term; PS3 has a plethora of first party games coming out this year and a healthy 3rd party support.
