time for a new console to hit the market?

twice the power of a ps3
no more loading times
makes use of motion stuff like wii and maybe even drawing stuff like DS
better graphics than the ps3

-what do you think?

uh, not for another three years at least.
* Microsoft + Sony still bleeding money
* Nintendo still making it hand over fist and the wiimote 1:1 motion capture add-on hasn't even come out

and for the time being I don't think any of the players are interested in making anything more "powerful" than the current PS3 spec. way too expensive, especially since the world's #1 7th-gen console doesn't even support HD.

ps3 is supposed to have a 10-year lifespan just like dad, right? and the valhalla chipset for the 360 won't ship until probably 2010, and then maybe we'll hear about whatever next ridiculous looking thing they're planning next; or for all we know Redmond could spin off the whole business by that point.

ya but dude, twice the power of a ps3 and better graphics than a ps3!!

a whole megabyte for free

needs more blast processing

great ideas captainlorax, luckily i am the president of sony, please give me your address and i will send a limousine filled with scientists to help you build your machine, and babes

I'm all for a new generation, if it means I can finally afford a discounted, used PS3 or 360.

old phone books are also good for that

Last night I played a game on this system:

http://www.toywiz.com/hyperscan.html

it is time for a new system which is twice as powerful as the ps3 and half the price and the games are free and it incorporates some kind of footwarmer for the winter months and it can write your Law, Poverty and Justice essay for you while you play Borderlands

great ideas captainlorax, luckily i am the president of sony, please give me your address and i will send a limousine filled with scientists to help you build your machine, and babes

looooooool

informal poll: what's the oldest system do you think could support the gameplay of at least 90% of any games you would want to play?

for example, for tetris, you wouldn't need a gameboy -- an atari 2600 could probably run a perfectly passable tetris.

the human IMAGINATION

* applauds *

you can't imagine more than 5-7 independently moving sprites. that's roughly NES-level right?

autistics, you lucky with your crazy blast processing.