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PS3 also has a blu-ray player but you pay so much extra for the system that it's no different than buying a separate blu-ray player.
The biggest thing that leans some people in favor of PS3 is the fact that the graphics are slightly better and the online gameplay is free.
With that being said, I'm totally happy with my 360.
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ps3 is definitely more powerful and blue ray is a nice feature.
If the online feature is not of any value, then id chose based on the types of games released for each.
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it has/works with:
ps3 games and some ps2 games
blue-ray
free gaming online
storage for photos, movies, music
internet capable beyond just gaming
offers remote play for psp
and of course the graphics are the best
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