Agreed, I've just sold my 360 as it wasn't getting any use since I got my gaming PC this year. Keeping my ps3 for blurays and the odd Sony exclusive, good combo.

Well I recently gotten into Pc gaming and as of now its fun as hell. It was difficult for me to get use to using a mouse and keyboard but after a few hours I eventually gotten the hang of it. And I was once a "console only" type of gamer (PS3) but after I had built my on Pc withouth the knowledge of knowing how to build one. I am currently spending more time on my Pc than I do with my PS3, but dont get me wrong or anything the PS3 is still the greatest home console this generation, and it'll never go sitting alone collecting dust because I play as much or more games on it than i do my Pc (about a 55/45 ratio) And to top it off, I was in luck to have been able to complete my Pc before the STEAM fall sales program started...... But yeah, even thought I dont play them with equal amounts of time, I still like both my systems with the equal amount of love...... PS3/PC combo FTW!!!

What amazing things? the games are so stripped down that they are linear by design to save resources, the building in the background in that screen is nothing more than a flat low res texture, the shadows, textures and poly count in that screen is no better than FFXII from PS2.

Look at the global illumination in the Mirrors edge screen on the 3 white steel columns ( shadowing relative to the position of the light source ) then look at the shadows in the UC3 screen...if they can even be called shadows, it is simply a line between light and dark...there is no gradient of shadowing at all. PC and this generation are worlds apart, even when the games compared are years apart too.

I think a more accurate statement would be 'they did all they could with what they had' in other words 'give them credit for trying' but there is nothing amazing about the UC series visually.

In 2007 I bought a 512mb 8800gt video card. I could play crysis on high at 1680x1050 in dx10 at 30 frames...my graphics card cost $299 less than a PS3 cost at the time. Even at launch the consoles were outdated.

I wouldn't just play games based on graphics alone. I do play on both PC and PS3 and I can appreciate the differences with both platforms. It's true that the PS3 is quite dated but it's still pumping out games that worth playing that can't be found on the pc.