Which is all nice to know, of course, but not that important to actually enjoying your system of choice well into the future.

That's really the only important thing for the future. Fan boys aside, I continue to hope that all three platforms continue to be successful, if only so there continues to be motivation for people to continue making games. Last thing we need is for good developers to end up putting all of their eggs in one basket, only to have the bottom drop out of it.

The ability to choose between consoles is important, even if it might be frustrating to find a game that you really want is exclusive to the one console you don't have. I'd rather have companies vying to make great exclusives that get you to buy their console, rather than diluted cross-platform titles, or a single console with no real motivation to innovate. This so called "war" is a good thing, and the tighter it is, the better for all of us. . . . regardless of our choice of console(s).