Live is a much better organized system, and the saving grace for an otherwise comparatively unimpressive console. The only things that 360 has over the PS3 is the Live community, Marble Blast, and Geometry Wars.
PS3 will get there though. I went through the wikipedia article on it and read at the bottom how everyone said it was pure hardware power, but the software wasn't there yet. That's the whole idea. That's why the 360 had such a huge lead, because 360 developers had a year or more lead time to start developing great games. That's why now, a year after there was a huge surge of great games for the 360, you're starting to see some great PS3 games coming out. Regardless you can count on the PS3s lifetime being more than a year more than the 360. I bet 5 years after the 360. Keep in mind that a lot of people still play only PS2, and they are still releasing great new games for the PS2.
How many people do you know who still play their original Xbox? Or how many have bought a new game for their Xbox? I've still got my PS2 because with optical audio out and 1080i output, I'm happy to play GT4 or watch DVDs on it.
PS3 will get there though. I went through the wikipedia article on it and read at the bottom how everyone said it was pure hardware power, but the software wasn't there yet. That's the whole idea. That's why the 360 had such a huge lead, because 360 developers had a year or more lead time to start developing great games. That's why now, a year after there was a huge surge of great games for the 360, you're starting to see some great PS3 games coming out. Regardless you can count on the PS3s lifetime being more than a year more than the 360. I bet 5 years after the 360. Keep in mind that a lot of people still play only PS2, and they are still releasing great new games for the PS2.
How many people do you know who still play their original Xbox? Or how many have bought a new game for their Xbox? I've still got my PS2 because with optical audio out and 1080i output, I'm happy to play GT4 or watch DVDs on it.