I already own 2 360s 1 with a 20gb harddrive & 1 with a 120gb harddrive, I also own the PS3 with the 60gb harddrive B/C I seriously feel let down by both companys as it just seems that I have to pay for them both to get it right. I have been gaming for 25years+ & I am in a situation of what next, progress can be good but if you already own the older machines this really feels very harsh for being one of the people who paid the extra for less, now it seems. I wish both companys would take their heads out of their a**** & make the machine the correct way 1st time round other wise why are we all paying to use a console when we could go with the ever changing PC. I do believe the point of the console was a standard machine that didnt really change, maybe towards the end of its life but not with in a few months or a year of it being on sale.

@Who cares:

If you own a 60GB PS3, then you've got the best PS3 available. The 80/160GB models might have more storage space, but they lack the PS2 backwards compatibility, memory card readers and have two fewer USB ports. You may have paid more than the £299 you can now get a PS3 80GB for, but you got more features for your money.

As for "one-upmanship", how naive is Rod Cousens? In any competitive industry from cars to mobile phones manufacturers will revise their product line-up and specifications to make sure they stay competitive with their rivals. Asking consumers to pay a bit more for a "better" model is hardly going to confuse them, and most people understand that the phone/TV/iPod/car you buy today will be superseded by something better and (probably) cheaper in a year or two. C'est la vie.

With the exception of the PS2 backwards compatibility issue (which unusually favours those early adopters) any working console bought at any stage of this generation's lifespan is still good for the purpose you bought it for. And most retailers are good enough to advise customers properly about the key difference between a 360 Arcade and 360 Pro, so there really shouldn't be any cause for confusion.

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