PS2 vs. PS3  PS2 vs. PS3  It's no secret the PS3 is the most
powerful system of the three, and while this has translated to
some of the best-looking games of this generation coming
exclusively to the PS3, the added complexity has also made it
more difficult for studios to develop games for the platform.
We'll never see anything as gorgeous as Uncharted come to the
Wii or Xbox 360, but the added cost and resources required to
make games that are noticeably better than what's possible on
Microsoft's console isn't easy on developers. This tends to mean
that unless they're a first-party studio (Naughty Dog, Quantic
Dreams, Insomniac, etc.) a studio won't really be able to take
full advantage of the PS3's more "exotic" hardware.  When it
comes to being user-friendly, the PS2 was hard to beat. As DVDs
gained momentum, replacing VHS, the PS2 was at the forefront of
the trend. This made the PS2 a fantastic DVD player, and that's
something that's continued with the PS3. If I want to play a
movie, I throw it in my PS3,