Dude, seriously, just back out of this thread slowly and pretend you never made a post. Nearly everything you've said is either an outright lie or extremely subjective.
1. He said a 120 Gig HDD is good enough and I agree with him, people also have the option to use any other larger hard drive if they need the extra space, it's all about options my friend.
2. His mentioning Move as a positive selling point, Kinect isn't Sony's selling point so I don't know why you'd mention it....
3. You already embarrassed yourself about the DS3, so I'll just move on.
4. Blue Ray is a huge selling point, everyone with a PS3 can use Blue Ray, everyone with an internet connection cannot download or stream HD movies because most of the world has a bandwidth cap. Just so you know, the PS3 can also stream and download movies.
5. I've had two Six axis controllers that have been used nearly daily since the PS3 launched, they have shown no signs of running out, they have shown no signs of wear or tear. Either you've played your PS3 for long periods of time every single day for the last 3 and a half years or your lying, I'm leaning more towards lying.
6. Every system receives updates, the PS3 can also download updates in the background now as well (with PSN ), free online is a compelling feature and the best disadvantage you can find is updates? Try harder. You obviously haven't looked up the Move lineup so I'll just let 'Wii copy' thing pass.
7. $349 gives you more features than any other console on the market, it's up to the consumer to decide if those features are compelling enough and I personally do think they are. For $50 extra over the nearest competitor (Kinect Arcade) your getting an extra 114 gig HDD, a Blue Ray player, free online, a Move set, Move game and a really good gaming machine. I don't know man, that sounds like a pretty good deal even if it for one person.