well maindodi, I understand your point, but this is entirely personal preference and as far I see it, Splinter Cell and Halo are the only 2 games at the moment that interest me. On top of that, Splinter Cell is coming to PC and PS2 in the future, so one game alone does not worthy a purchase for me just yet.
Also what my point about multi platform games is as follows: there are quite a few games that happen to look slightly better in average on the Xbox, but usually you need to wait longer to play those games. Now, if I buy a Xbox, there\'s the controller I can\'t stand, so I would have to buy the controller-s or an adapter. Is it worth it, baring in mind that those games aren\'t that much better looking? I tend to think no.
Also, as PS2 is the top selling console this generation, developers will naturally develop for PS2 and then port to other consoles. That means with most games, PS2 will have multi platforms first and in some cases even the better version (examples: MGS2, NFS2, SpyHunter). So if I was to buy another console, it\'s definately not because of the multi-platform games, but because of the exclusives it has to offer. Until that Doom 3 and Halo 2 comes out on Xbox, I just don\'t see me spending the money. On a side note, seeing how many games on Xbox have sevear problems holding a constant framerate, I really do wonder if Doom 3 will run smoothly. If it\'s another 30 fps game, I\'d rather get that on the PC and see how it runs.