And how is that? You could argue that PS3's limited waggle options are going to hurt PS3 more and more. You could argue that no DVD playback in Wii is going to hurt it more and more. You could argue that the fact that you succesfully connect with a server in Warhawk 1 time every 10 times you try to is going to hurt PS3 more and more. And so on and so on. Why do you artificially create issues with 360?
Or a console can do very badly initially, like selling under 100k on the biggest market 3 months in a row and then stop selling? You are out your mind if you really believe that people at Nintendo and Microsoft would let their momentum disappear just like that - the momentum they have been working really hard to gain.
You can't even watch a divx video on your PS3 (not to mention HDDVD). Stop making up PS3 advantages.
The Wii has a lot of things going for it, not in the least compatibility with Gamecube, Wii Channel, Browser, not crippled Motion Control, Rumble, flesh memory by default,Virtual Console which has incredible amount of classic games, and some awesome games coming up spanning a vast range of different genres and many with very established names, including the biggest franchises on the planet such as Pokemon, Super Mario, Smash Bros.
The 360 has a lot of things going for it, not in the least compatibility with Xbox, DVD, wmv and h264 support, Rumble, Video Marketplace, Live Arcade with a new release every week, and some awesome games coming up spanning a vast range of different genres and many with very established names and IPTV coming soon.
Price will definitely be revelant then, even moreso then ever. Microsoft had to immediately counteract every PS2 pricedrop at the time and they were both way beneath $300 pricepoint. $199->$169 price cut immensely helped PSP sales, $149->$129 caused massive spike in NintendoDS and PS2 sales.