I have a PS3 and I did replace my 360 with it, as did a friend, and also another friend after FIVE 360s (including two of the latest models that I thought had fixed the problem) red ringed on him (one while I was sat there playing, it was well placed with plenty of air flow). Another friends 360 Elite died on him 2 weeks ago but he already picked up a PS3 for BD and MGS4.
The only 360 game I felt I would have liked to have played? GoW2 and I still think I'll see that on the PC as a way of plugging Windows 7.
"watch out for X!" and "Y are just out to get you!"
Personally, when I hear "watch out for X!" and "Y are just out to get you!" stories, they tend to be coming from Microsoft as they do their best to spread FUD.
I totally agree with everything you've said, I should probably say something more than just that, but you really have covered everything I would have said.
I do seem to be reading a lot of these articles on the web lately where some random guy screams "zomgz teh iPhone is totally insecure" and then a mass of comments follow ripping on iPhone/Apple security. Then after reading the article myself I always read the same thing, "requires a jailbroken phone".
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I have a PS3 and I did replace my 360 with it, as did a friend, and also another friend after FIVE 360s (including two of the latest models that I thought had fixed the problem) red ringed on him (one while I was sat there playing, it was well placed with plenty of air flow). Another friends 360 Elite died on him 2 weeks ago but he already picked up a PS3 for BD and MGS4. The only 360 game I felt I would have liked to have played? GoW2 and I still think I'll see that on the PC as a way of plugging Windows 7.
"watch out for X!" and "Y are just out to get you!"
Personally, when I hear "watch out for X!" and "Y are just out to get you!" stories, they tend to be coming from Microsoft as they do their best to spread FUD.
I totally agree with everything you've said, I should probably say something more than just that, but you really have covered everything I would have said.
I do seem to be reading a lot of these articles on the web lately where some random guy screams "zomgz teh iPhone is totally insecure" and then a mass of comments follow ripping on iPhone/Apple security. Then after reading the article myself I always read the same thing, "requires a jailbroken phone".