Next year is going to be "the year of the PS3" EVERY year. At least on this forum, which is so based on hardware sales.
Every year, we discuss a handful of PS3 exclusives that are supposed to come out by "holiday 0_". And of course they are always expected to move a bunch of PS3 hardware and revive sales as well as PS3's position in the console race. And every year only about half of those titles actually come out, and the only one that has moved significant hardware so far is MGS4. Little Big Planet, Killzone 2, and Resistance 2 were all supposed to save the PS3 and they didn't meet that expectation by any means. And they all came and went without much fanfare. Resistance 2 didn't turn out to be all that great. (Yes, I've played it. It really wasn't.) Killzone 2 was good, but nobody really plays it. Little Big Planet had a flawed launch, wonky online service, and lots of unwanted content filtering.
In other words, Sony continues to make promises, stir up the hype machine, and produce a lot of pomp and circumstance about these huge titles, and then the titles come out without much fanfare. Sales are strong for about a month, and then die out. Hardware does not fly off the shelves as all the fanboys hoped. The hype dies. And then the "maybe next year" talk starts up again.
If I were a PS3 zealot, I would be really really tired of this by now.













