Y' know. When I went to (almost) get my PSP yesterday, I was wondering why Motorstorm was freezing. I' m dead serious too. One of the guys behind the counter had said it was routine. I checked another Gamestop for a used PSP & their PS3 was completely down, like, dead on arrival, but I had known that for ages.

Hopefully Sony' s manufacturing quality isn' t reflected by the kiosks. Granted, I' ve seen the insides of the kiosk, & there' s no room to breathe in there, but still, it does bug me.

The machine is silent but hot. Heat means crashes. Unfortunately.

Bear in mind that the machines inside the kiosks probably aren' t well ventilated. Certainly nowhere near as ventilated as a machine would be in somebody' s home.

The cell must produce more heat than anything in the 360 due to the number of cores it has, Sony obviously saved on the cooling.

The PS3 doesn' t need cooling, it' s cool as it is.
Just ask any kid on the street
" Do you think the PS3 is cool?"
" Yeah the PS3 is the best! It' s the coolest console ever!"
So there you have it, the PS3 IS cool.

The PS3 doesn' t need cooling, it' s cool as it is.
Just ask any kid on the street
" Do you think the PS3 is cool?"
" Yeah the PS3 is the best! It' s the coolest console ever!"
So there you have it, the PS3 IS cool.

I' d broaden my horizons if I were you, ask almost any customer in Best Buy who doesn' t have one yet. They' ll tell you.