Ozymandais

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Right there with you.
And @stiqlol seriously? You just described real life. This is a video game with pre-recorded scripts and fixed borders...

I've always preferred the xBox for personal reasons, but the sales numbers are really misleading. I'm on my fourth one right now, since two red-ringed and then i upgraded to the slim. So I'm one gamer accounting for the sale of 4 xBoxes.
I think Microsoft's numbers have been inflated since the beginning of the race and there are probably more people actually playing games on PS3s today than on xBoxes.

@Hoops
Who pays $300 for a 360?
At the very most, a 360 *bundle* is ganna run you $300. If you pay that much you're at least getting kinect + a game or two games with it or SOMEthing.
If you wanna talk just hardware, the base model of each will run you $200 for a 360 and $250 for a PS3, making the PS3 the 'hard sell' of the two.

Battlefield 3 news on any given day: "Battlefield currently suffering issues; EA working on patch."

@xiLeShadow
It's fantastic...if you're into it. That sounds rediculous I know, but it's the truth. I had it day one, loved it, and never had any bugs. I love zombie games and open world games and this seemed like a very smart, thought out execution of the genres intersecting.
The story is well enough, but the place where I think it really thrives is the atmosphere. If you like games with heavy atmosphere and exploration, think bioshock and fallout 3, this game will be really really fun for you.

To save time Joystiq should just permanently post a banner that says "Battlefield 3 suffering issues; EA working on patch."