Actually the PS3 version has a chance for people who don’t own 360’s and aren’t Nintendo whores. Not to mention the secret behind-closed-doors dealing SEGA and Sony are doing with apparent DLC and DLcharacters going around….
Also I will say this, for the DS the graphics really are very good, they are as good as, if not better than the graphics on MarioKartDS IMO

@ Scartillery

Don’t talk that way about Nintendo. Video Games would have died out back in the early 80’s if not for them. After Atari and all those 3rd party companies ruined video games, Nintendo revived the whole market with their imaginative ideas and clever marketing. Plus Nintendo comes up with all the good ideas, and everyone else copies them (I.E. the light gun, analog joystick, handheld system, four player console, floor power pad, wireless controllers, rumbling controllers, motion controllers, balance board, etc). Only original idea Playstation ever had was that eye toy which failed miserably. They never would have created Sonic if not for the success of Mario. So if you wanna play your sony and Microsoft garbage, that’s your choice, but don’t go bad mouthing Nintendo.

@sonictoast
Why must you complain about a fucking sticker on the box? it just encourages parents to buy the game for the kids.(since the Xbox isn’t known as a family friendly console and thats what the market is asking for…) it has nothing to do with banjo and kazooie being in the game.

@ SMT Xero: They would have to put Mario into the Wii and DS versions of the game not Captain Falcon, I’d swear I don’t want to hear him say ‘FALCON PUNNNNCH!” while he’s driving his car. Also I agree to your comment towards sonictoast, seriously who cares about a stupid sticker if you don’t like it you can always peel it off.

@sonictoast: That may be but Sony is pushing out some pretty good stuff these days (with the exception of the PSP Go). Plus Sony was the first company to actually use disc in home consoles (besides the PC of course) and not the unreliable cartrages which would cause the game to freeze even if a blanket touched (it’s happened to me I know.) Plus the PSOne could also play music CDs as well no matter how scratched up it was (referring to my Pokemon 3: The Movie Soundtrack which I haven’t touched in years due to ripping it on my PSP). Nintendo moved on to disc with the Gamecube however it was the size of a cookie! Then with the Wii and now they’re using actual discs. Microsoft, well…they ruined Rare end of story.

@ Dongo

…Playstation was not the first home console to use CDs. Ever here of “Sonic CD”? One of the classics. It was for the SEGA CD system, a home console that came years before the Playstation.

Since Sega was Nintendo’s top competitor back in the day, nintendo teamed up with Sony to make a disc extension for the SNES. This is whatr eventually became Playstation 1. When it was finished Nintendo backed out saying it was not up their standard of quality because of the poor controls and tons of loading time. So SONY made it into their own system.

So you have to hand it for Sony, they have become quite successful considering they started with half a system. But we have to recognize that this is a second example of how PlayStation would not exist if not for Nintendo.