PlayStation 3 Hardware

THE BAD:
- Price tag ($499 for a 20GB and $599 for a 60GB at time of writing)
- Had some issues at first, but that was because I forgot my WEP key
- Gets dusty easily
- Pretty darn big (Still looks good though)
- Some developers are slacking off and not including much support for the motion sensitive control...

• Amazing graphical capabilities.
  
• Blu-Ray advantage.
  
• More than a console.
  
• The PSStore
  
• Future prospects.
  
• It looks SEXY. ;D

THE BAD:

• Price tag.
  
• Current Game Lineup.
  
• File organisation.
  
• Access to XMB.

SUMMARY:
Where to start. I bought my PS3 almost 2 months ago at this stage, and with only 3 games, I haven't put it down.
The first thing that I noticed when I came home with my huge box and took it all out onto the middle of my Living room floor is how awesome this console looks and feels. When you pick it up you can feel that you have an expensive and sturdy piece of equipment in your hands.

The graphics on the PS3 are simply amazing. And all I can think of is how the PS3 is using, at most, with it's current games, about 20 to 30% of it's potential power. With games like Motorstorm and Folklore accounting for only 20 or 30% of what the PS3 is capable of, it boggles the mind to think about how it's possible to make a game that looks almost 5 times better than either of those games.

The main reaso...

THE BAD:
-Joke of a game line-up at the moment
-Biggest size of console out there
-Expensive
-Old controller design (not exactly bad)
-Gets very hot
-Bad Marketing by Sony

SUMMARY:
At the moment, the PS3 is getting destroyed in sales by the Wii and 360. The reason? Simple, the PS3 has a joke of a game line-up as of early 2007. Very bad marketing plan for Sony.

The PS3 is also huge and clunky, but at the same time very attractive.

The controllers are the exact same as PS2's, but wireless. Now, this can be good or bad, whichever way you look at it. The PS2 controllers were awesome, the best out there, but if you are the man that wants to see something new, then the controllers aren't for you.

Free online play is always welcoming.

It was also very easy to set up, it was as easy as just plugging it into my TV, putting the power in and I'm done. With th...