It's a tough one really. Here are my views though...
360 - pros
- Fantastic online service
- Good controller
- VGA output - can be useful if you need to connect to a PC monitor or an older projector
- A good games catalogue and many of the cross platform games that came out in the first year or so of the PS3 are better on the 360
- updates are quick
- Larger games catalogue
360 - cons
- Poor build quality
- Noisy
- No blu ray
- Often forced to use MS peripherals (which are often lacking compared to others on the market) - MS HDD's and certified wheels etc.
- No built in wireless
- A fair bit of lag when using the NXE interface
- Expensive HDD upgrades and limited to just 120gb
PS3 - pros
- Good build quality
- A very open platform allowing many third party peripherals to connect
- Can swap the HDD with any compatible PC laptop HDD - currently upto 500GB!
- Built in wireless
- A good games catalogue with an impressive list of exclusives (Gran Turismo 5, Wipeout HD, MGS4, inFamous, Killzone 2, Resistance 2, Motorstorm PR, LBP, Uncharted etc.)
- Free online service
- Good controller
- Play TV
- Responsive and intuitive interface
PS3 - cons
- Still more expensive
- pay for things like Blu Ray & Wireless even if you don't need them
- games catalogue is still not as large as the 360's
- online service is not as good as Live if you are a big online gamer
- long update times
I guess they are fairly similar to those of others with a few differences.
