These are interesting times in the console industry, I don't see 3 console manufacturers existing at once for too much longer, while competition is good for us, in this industry, you have only so many developers, when they are spread between 2 console systems (some games will be on both consoles, but not all since the devs have to learn 2 different proprietary systems), 2 consoles generally would have more variety, better developed games (since they don't have to rush out 3 versions), with 3 consoles, we have a larger divide, this usually results in the developers choosing a side, eventually someone has to go belly up (like Sega's console division)...now, I wonder which 2 will be left this time.