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the fat one fosbe1
do u think so?
All that neglects the fact that there's less flexibility and it leads to games needing patches? Why? Okay then, patches pretty much only exist because developers can't possibly code for the infinate number of PC set-ups there is. A huge part of the "testing period" is actually in the v1.0 release. They then take customer and industrial feedback from the manufacturers and adapt their game thus. If different set ups are available for consoles this is an inevitable conslusion.
A console is a tricky thing to make, and upgrading it is like getting a Yaris in GT3 and modifying it to bits, it still wont beat a Supra. It's better to have the top spec right from the start.
You would have thought they were working on PS3! You cannot expect the next uber-console to be cobbled together at the last minute, look at the DC. The PS2 is the shelf console for Sony for at least 3-4 years, (confirmed by the mags), and in this time they can work on the PS3.
I bet that if you wait for the PS3, then see it's £300 again and think "Oh, I'll wait until it's £200", and by then you hear about PS4, would you wait again? At that rate you'll never own a machine.