It's rumored that SK is working on
three games right now. It makes me wonder how game companies like that can continue to exist without having to release a product in years. Where do they get all this money from?
As for the PS3 "dominating" or whatever in 2008...
I think people tend to vastly overestimate the ability of one or two games to sell systems. Liberty City Stories was supposed to make the PSP unstoppable, but in reality not too many people cared about it because they had already played it to death before on the PS2. Usually, the games that really DO sell significant amounts of hardware are the ones that provide new experiences.
Another thing that the "PS3 is gonna win in 2008" crowd doesn't realize is that even IF games like MGS4 and FFXIIIIIIIII prove the powah of Cell... so what? It's not like all of a sudden everything from that point on is going to look that good. Games of that caliber take forever to make, and the PS3 doesn't appear to have many (any?) more exclusives of that nature lined up for it at the moment. At least not from 3rd parties.
PS3 will do better this year, for sure. But it still has a
long way to go to even catch up to the 360.
The announcement that Mass Effect is coming to the PC (Aspyr or TransGaming, get on the Mac version now) has severely weakened the chances of me getting a 360. EA announcing an NHL game for the Wii in addition to the NCAA Football announced today would roll the chances back to about zero.
The fact that so many next gen "exclusives" end up getting ported to PC is making it hard for me to even care about owning another console.