^The people who say the 360 has no games are wrong. Even with its limited exclusives, which are good exclusives. Forza Horizon is one game I want to get when I get another 360, there is a steady stream of multiconsole titles whether it's PS360/PC multiconsole or PC/360 multiconsole. I don't know all the games that are on the 360, but for PC/360 only, I own Super Meat Boy, Torchlight, Left 4 Dead 1 and 2, Bastion, Breath of Death 7, The Last Remnant, and many others on Steam. Whether they're 360 exclusive or not, they're not on the PS3. Although they are on PC, but hey, not everyone plays PC.
That's not really the point of this thread though. I know what the op meant, but instead the thread turned out differently. I only started posting because of the post about PSN online not as good as XBL which is a myth. Because the difference is nothing more than the netcode. But what the op really means is that Microsoft released a console that had a high failure rate, they charge additional for XBL Gold to use services that every other console owner whether it's PS3, Wii, or PC can use for free as long as the console provides the feature. It's a legitimate topic that turned into fighting over your favorite system rather than answering the real question.
So 360 owners, whether the 360 console is your favorite this gen or not. Are you going to be more skeptical on buying the Next Box/720/Durango day one based on 360 issues, high failure rate, paying for use of features others get for free, or will you buy day one as long as there are exclusives you're interested in? Even if there's XBL Gold, are you going to wait a year to see if it's got a high failure rate before getting it? If you do get it, are you goinig to buy the extended warranty? How skeptical are you of the new launch after this gen with Microsoft. Not whether you trust them. Whether you think they're going to screw up the console or not.
