It won't matter another year from now as the next generation will have started. The PS3 is obviously selling faster in Europe and much slower in the U.S. then it did with the PS2. The reason for the XBox 360 success is that it caters more toward Americans. The Wii catered more toward casual gamers, which there are more of then hardcore gamers, hence the huge number of Wii sales. Microsoft was (amazingly enough) able to put millions of casual gamers from the Wii over to the 360/Kinect. The key for Microsoft to beat the PS2 next-gen is to 1) Get out there early again. 2) Keep the price of the system and games low. 3) Sign developer companies who make games that cater to Euro and Japan gamers. They sort of did that with the XBox 360 when they had all those exclusives prior to the PS3 and Wii being released. They had many JRPG exclusive for the 360 which really helped it in Japan. Then they stopped doing this. I haven't see a popular JRPG exclusive for the 360 in 2yrs now. In any case the PS3 will most likely win as it's more popular in the U.S., then the 360 is in Europe.
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