Oh yeah lol?

     First off they are not my heaviest hitters i do not own Microsoft nor am i anyway incorporated with them. But the 5.57 million console lead that Microsoft has atm is the same as it was when the Ps3 first lanuched so they havent gained anything on Microsoft yet.

   On your other thing about heaviest hitters already all gone then what is gears of war 2? What is the rest of the Mass effect triliogy? Whats Halo Wars? What Halo reconn or what ever its called? Im pertty sure that Microsoft will have many "heaviest hitters" as you call them in the years to come.

Mass effect isn't exclusive its on PC also, and doesn't push systems, neither will halo wars, no RTS has ever done well on a console let alone sell systems, Halo Recon? no comment to early for speculation but no more shooters on the 360 are going to push systems after having 3 years straight of shooters, (geow1,h3,geow2,), PS3 has the biggest exclusives coming in the future with GT5, and FF13 exclusive in Japan, everyone on this forum forgets this is a GLOBAL market, and PS3 has more appeal worldwide than just shooters carrying the system every year.

http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=20924

There will be no new price cut for the Xbox 360 for “many, many years in the future,” according to comments made by Microsoft UK’s head of gaming and entertainment, Stephen McGill.

The price of all models of the Xbox 360 was cut in the UK in September by the equivalent of around $50.

The move followed similar cuts in North America and Japan, with the Xbox 360 Arcade models now being priced below that of the Wii in all major markets.

Although McGill was unable to speak for other territories, the global nature of the previous cuts may imply a general approach to pricing by Microsoft, who have repeatedly cut the price of the Xbox 360 but has seen no retaliation from either Nintendo or Sony.

Speaking to consumer website Videogamer.com, McGill commented, “I'm not going to speculate where it might go (the price of the Xbox 360) in five or ten years time, whatever. But we've obviously just reduced the price and that's because we can pass the costs reductions we have straight on to consumers. That's the right thing to do, obviously from a business point of view it helps it sell even more.”

When asked to confirm whether any further price cuts were now unlikely, McGill replied, ”Yeah. I mean absolutely. We're a great price now. I'm not dropping the price for many, many years in the future, I would suspect."

If this is what they are really going to do this might give the PS3 a better chance to catch up in sales. Also dose this prove that the 360 will be out for at least another 5 years =)