1. NBA Street Homecourt

2. All Pro Football 2K8

3. The Darkness.

4. Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer

5. Full Auto 2: Battlelines

6. Harry Potter & The Order Of the Phoenix

7. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

8. NBA 07'

9. Virtua Tennis 3

10. Ridge Racer 7

All 1080p titles.

Do I win a prize?

The PS3 is still a very young console with a pretty different architecture compared to other gaming solutions, which has just celebrated its first birthday here in Europe little over a month ago, developers have learned a lot about its design and legacy game engines are being redesigned, other new game engines are being built up from scracth for the platform.

Some of the technologically most impressive fast 60 FPS PS3 games like Super Stardust HD and Gran Turismo 5 Prologue already render in much higher 1080p resolutions. You should really check out Super Stardust HD with its over 20,000 fast moving and colliding physics objects as well as up to a hundred thousand particle effects on screen simultaneously, and they will get around 50% more graphics performance out of their next game as well as there's still a lot of room for SPU optimisation and utilization.

Rome wasn't built in a day. You will be surprised how much PS3 gaming is going to advance in the next couple of years. Similar leaps in technological advancements you won't see on the 360.

Even a launch game like Kameo already tapped 83% of Xenon's potential. Only through extensive optimisations the 360 can be pushed quite a bit further.

 This, lol, I'm not saying that Sony didn't put nothing new in the PS3, but the Wii-mote by itself has more impact in the game community than the Bluray or the Cell, or both toghether...

 Yeah you win a freePS3. Second prize is 2 PS3's. j/k

Microsoft is an innovator , its offering the best shooting control in history. For example , i cant play COD4 with Sony's control...

I'd say it's the other way around. How the succes of innovative low-budget games is a giant stab in the face for graphical powerhouses with multi-million dollars of development-cost.

 OT, don't forget, there are different levels of innovation:

 I do still rate the PS3 on a modular level (new component type, new storage type but doesn't alter the way we think about the product itself)

 And the Wii definatly in architectural. I base this on the assumption that we already have seen the components within the Wii, including motion tracking. But it ranks high on how we now percieve the console as a product. The consumer now not only sees it to play games, but also to socialize or to get fit. 

The only thing the 360 innovated was the RRoD. Due to the **** hardware!

I think that's more like a personal preference, my girlfriend and kid sister get cramps from the 360 controller. I prefer the dual sticks next to each other, couldn't be in the top 100 of SSHD's highscores with a 360 controller.

IMO Microsoft has never really innovated much for a company its size with so many resources. Mostly buying other companies when they come up with some cool ideas or try to mimic good ideas. They try to become on par and use their market might to get into a position they become dominant and marginalize the less resourceful competition and when competition is out of the picture advancements stall and only advance when it's needed to sustain their dominance.

to bad ps3 dosnt have any games that use the full disk AND look great