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<blockquote data-quote="xpl0it" data-source="post: 4810176" data-attributes="member: 563062">PS3 has more potential I think.&nbsp; I&#039;ve owned both, 360 did have better online gameplay, but PS3s isn&#039;t terrible.&nbsp; I love streaming media from my computer to the PS3, nice feature.&nbsp; Blu-ray is a plus.Also, high end games in the year(s) coming are going to start getting too large for 360.&nbsp; Doom 4 is already an example of this, xbox refuses to put the game on more than 2 discs, and it fits with ease on one blu-ray.&nbsp; As content soars, the demand for more space will come into play, which we&#039;re just starting to see.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think this will be too big of a deal, M$ will hold out until their next console, where they will probably have blu-ray as well and defeat the need for more space on a disc.You&#039;ll be happy with a PS3 if you are interested in a media extender, blu-ray, and a beast of a gaming machine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xpl0it, post: 4810176, member: 563062"] PS3 has more potential I think. I've owned both, 360 did have better online gameplay, but PS3s isn't terrible. I love streaming media from my computer to the PS3, nice feature. Blu-ray is a plus. Also, high end games in the year(s) coming are going to start getting too large for 360. Doom 4 is already an example of this, xbox refuses to put the game on more than 2 discs, and it fits with ease on one blu-ray. As content soars, the demand for more space will come into play, which we're just starting to see. I don't think this will be too big of a deal, M$ will hold out until their next console, where they will probably have blu-ray as well and defeat the need for more space on a disc. You'll be happy with a PS3 if you are interested in a media extender, blu-ray, and a beast of a gaming machine. [/QUOTE]

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