That is the one weakness of KBM... If the game involves driving or flying controls, the all-or-nothing input of a key and steering with a mouse is complete shit.

In situations like that, a KBM+flight stick is the only way to go on PC.

Not a fact, my friend. You're conciously dancing between the thin line of being objective and subjective. And dont twist my words into a different context.

The are now games worthy of justifying a PS3 purchase without feeling regret.

You could go back and look at the launch thinking from a subjective angle whether that time's PS3 purchase would be worth it. Depending on who you are those games up till the september period could appeal to a gamer, who may or may have not felt satisfied with his purchase.

It is a myth. I still see the "hardcore" supporters of other consoles push oh-so regularly that single meaningless sentence : " the PS3 has NO games!". To some gamers this is favourable to remain as it is. So they is push it around as much as they possible can.

The problem in the game situation isn't so much with the people just now buying the PS3 as it has a small library now, but with the people that have had the PS3 for a while.  Essentially it's the same problem the Wii had for a while and that's a game drought.  Games were released so slowly that gamers became bored with the PS3's selection in between releases.  This lead to comments about each console having "no games."

If you're just now buying a PS3, of course there are lots of games to play.  However, Sony and 3rd parties need to continue to produce games quickly enough that there's always something new and interesting to play so that PS3 owners don't get bored.

So, here are the games I've tried thus far on my PS3!

(rented) Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction

Good game, the dialogue is good (and as noted, I rarely like dialogue in games), largely because it stays silly and light. Having just come off Galaxy I'm a little less impressed than I otherwise would be, but it's still the second best platformer I've played in the last three years.

(own) Everyday Shooter

I was less impressed with this than I thought I would be, but it's not bad by any means. A good time waster -- I was simply expecting something a bit more due to the hype.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Yes, I know this is old, but hot diggity do I still love this game. Some games age well, others do not: this one still shines.

(rented) Uncharted: Drakes Fortune

I can tell this is a good game, but it's just not for me. I don't enjoy the story and aiming with analog sticks just infuriates me.

(own) Super Stardust HD:

This is the best game I've played thus far, and is definitely in my top ten games of the year, if not my top 5. Great stuff, I'm very impressed.

(own) Planet Earth:

Yes, this is a Blu Ray movie and not a game, but I wanted to point out that I AM using the HD features of this console (it was my primary reason for getting it really, since I just got a 50'' HDTV), and goodness does this movie look good in HD. It's definitely the ideal "see how good HD looks?" movie.

Thus far, I'm very satisfied with my purchase, for those who care. I wasn't expecting to play this many games this quickly -- due to my hardcore MMORPG/FPS roots, I rarely play more than 10 games a year -- but I've enjoyed expirementing and already found a few gaming gems (I'll be playing Super Stardust months from now) to go along with my new HD player. In short: even for someone like me that isn't immediately interested in the main Playstation fare (Uncharted, Heavenly Sword, and other story driven action/epic games), there is enough on the PS3 to make a person happy.

I doubt i'd buy Ratchet