SuperFist

Has any multiplatform game been superior on the PS3? didn't think so

Ummmmm.. WRONG!!! Fight Night Round 3, Virtua Tennis 3, Call of Duty 4, Burnout Paradise...

I own the 360 and the PS3 and have played them on both and I prefer the graphics and gameplay on the above games over the 360s versions.

"Poster has obviously never used a 360 with selectable in-game music from their connected ipod. It rocks."

Ummmm...actually, I have... and it's nothing to brag about. I'd rather be able to transfer my MP3 files freely to the harddrive from CDs, external harddrives or iPods, but wait, I can't do that with my Xbox 360, only with my PS3. That's probably why my 360's been collecting dust in the corner... maybe if they opened that functionality up, paying $180 for a 120GB harddrive might make a little bit of sense. What's the use of all that space if you can't transfer anything? I can already play movie files from my PC on my HDTV, so streaming is useless to me.

Anything else?

I know this feature has been available to developers since the PS3 debuted but the fact of the matter is people don't want the developers to supply it, they want Sony to make it a part of the interface like the XBL Dashboard: to be able to access every function on the XMB, while the game is paused in the background - it ain't gonna happen, people! Wait for Home, it will be better than what the XBL currently offers with the 360.

The in-game music on the XMB is not something that is feasible at this point. You have to wait for Home to see if they will implement this feature. Oh, and by the way, just because it's on the Xbox 360 doesn't mean its a good thing, either. Each console has their own unique features and shortcomings. Why can't everyone leave this in-game music thing alone, already?! It's better when it's implemented by the game developer anyway.

Case in point, the GTA Trilogy. On the original Xbox, it was within the game and it allowed you to change your music on either tapes or CDs depending on the GTA version; however, when you played the same game on the Xbox 360, this is disabled because they figure you can just play your own music "over everything else" which is not cool because it doesn't cut out when other people are talking like it did on the original Xbox. In otherwords, on the Xbox 360, the music doesn't fully integrate with the events of the game, so it's not all that great, in my opinion. Plus, I NEVER USE IT!!!