Samit, you just proved my point. Sure, MS has a history with this and got it in early. But you know what, they have their issues as well. They just got lucky that people don't care about quality hardware and instead only care about getting online and fragging others. Sony on the other hand has a freaking stable product with a much longer half-life than the 360 and won the format war for HD in less than two years when people thought it would take a few more.

Meeting what XBL has and getting developers to stop being pansies about coding for a new system architecture are Sony's last two milestones. They've accomplished some other amazing stuff along the way.

So, I stand by what I said, and I never said that you claimed to say that it could I was just covering all elements of the argument, with that it's preposterous for you to say it should have been implemented already. Heck, MS is already looking to the next generation of their console and is still experience a high rate of failure with their current generation of consoles while Sony is just getting people to realize the potential and power of theirs.

It's like saying Sony should have had everything working at 100% upon release with at least 20 games for people to play. It's unrealistic, it's ignorant, and it's just annoying to see consumers say such things without realizing the hurdles they've overcome as well as the amount of time they have put into making their system a quality product that will last more than just a few years.