1) The statements "it's still too expensive" and "I'm still waiting for good games" are not the same as "I want a PS3" ... They're essentially a statement that if this condition (price/games) are met they will consider buying a PS3 at that point in time.

2) Only using data available from the poll, what percentage of people who responded were planning on buying a PS3 before the price cut? If you assume that everyone is entirely honest, the only option for people to choose if they intended on buying the PS3 was "now I'm buying a PS3"

3) How do you know if the people who said  "I'm still waiting for good games" even care about the games you listed? What if they like puzzle games or kart racers, will they care if those games are released?

Basically, you're reading the poll like a fanboy who wants it to mean something more than it does ...

1) The statements "it's still too expensive" and "I'm still waiting for good games" are not the same as "I want a PS3" ... They're essentially a statement that if this condition (price/games) are met they will consider buying a PS3 at that point in time.

2) Only using data available from the poll, what percentage of people who responded were planning on buying a PS3 before the price cut? If you assume that everyone is entirely honest, the only option for people to choose if they intended on buying the PS3 was "now I'm buying a PS3"

3) How do you know if the people who said  "I'm still waiting for good games" even care about the games you listed? What if they like puzzle games or kart racers, will they care if those games are released?

Basically, you're reading the poll like a fanboy who wants it to mean something more than it does ...

Uncharted isn't coming out in the EU in November?

Correct.  I'm a fanboy just like you :)

We can read anything from that poll, that was exactly the reasoning behind my post. 

 Just to be clear, I wasn't saying their was any intentional bias, only that there was some inherant bias in the numbers due to the sampling method is all.