Big Al

The guy is a business man, its his job to make money, not make friends.

Its quite possible that instead of developing one game for 360 and PS3, it may be possible for Activision to create 2 360 games, and make far more money, for exactly the same effort.

Activision is a business, and especially in these economic times, business' will follow the money, they wont just blindly follow Sony.

Id be first in the queue, if they could actually sell the iphone at a reasonable price.

Rather than waste time with CDs on high def CDs, they should come up with a higher def version of MP3. Because although pyshical media is great to own, the vast percentage of music is listened to digitally these days.

Heck, most sound systems dont do proper justice to CDs, let alone a new high def CD.

Surely they would call the Wiiwards?

@ Jeff.

One of the best things about the 360, is that you dont need a HDTV to enjoy high resolutions.

The 360 allows you to use VGA monitors (via a £10 lead), or DVI (if you have a HDMI 360), and has support for numerous monitor resolutions.

Thats the biggest thing holding me off buying a PS3, i have no HDTV, so the PS3 is a SD console to me, as i only own a monitor.

I would be very interested to see the games vs films sales stats for the PS3.

Id put money on the fact the PS3 is selling far more films, than it is games.

Its a great HD Multimedia device, its an average console.

In my mind this is genius.

The XBLA has been a massive hit on the 360, and casual games seems like a real big growth area in gaming right now. By adding PC to the target audience, there is even more reason for developers to jump on the band wagon.

Sure you can get free flash games on a PC, but i'll happily pay a couple of quid for a game from a talented developer, and knowing i can choose between playing on PC, or 360 makes it even more attractive!

Steam, Gametap, etc are good alternatives, but they dont offer the larger userbase of the 360, so Vegas offers a much better opportunity for developers!