How about "most of the good 3rd party games are also on Xbox 360 and they have more 3rd party exclusives or timed exclusives"?

^quality is better than quantity, and dont you dare count those ps2 ports at the beggining of 360 lifespan

I hear Crow tastes like chicken which isn't too bad.

Who wants a drumstick? Its KFC!

lol

mmmmmmm croooooooooooooooooooooooow

Congratulations! Your favorite super expensive console is doing fractionally better than the opposing super expensive console that breaks all the time! All Hail to the PS3, it's doing better than the original Xbox!

I don't want to derail this thread and all... But I was wondering, where are the Pepsi/Coke fanboys?

^Pepsi FTW

@Nitekrawler: Most of the biggest complaints towards PS3 comes from M$:s viral marketing. The marketers ran over forums touting mantras like: PS3 has no games in comparision to 360 at the moment. It's the same thing as the 3rd parties don't sell on Wii, in comparision to 360 at the moment or Wii has only minigames aside from Zelda and a couple of 1st and 3rd party titles plus the 1st party big hitters that are soon to come (italics for what they "forgot" to say).
Basically they just tried to prove a point that didn't exist, since neither, Wii or PS3, have actually done any worse than 360 by any standards.

@Doats: Actually it doesn't have the chance, as long as "Nintendo" stands something new and fancy for the public. With Wiis success, it wins the next gen by default. But after the name becomes "commodity", it's possible for someone else to take over. Just what happened to Sony. PSX became somewhat a phenomenon and its success drove PS2 for the win. Now that the name "wore" during the two generations, people didn't find the name fun anymore and saw the PS3 offering the same as the PSX and PS2 did, while Nintendo had something new for them.

+1, unlike with consoles, people don't feel the need to pass judgement on you by because of which beverage you choose to drink.

Water is so mainstream really, its the typical blue ocean strategy. So I can see why theres more water drunk this beverage generation than either Pepsi or Coke.