Originally posted by H. S. 6
In the chart, it says, "Requires Users to Buy." So, yes, it is completely infactual in that light.However, I do see what you're saying. But I think you're missing one important point: The 360 gives you the choice to buy what you want, while the PS3 is just there, thus you have to pay $600 for it. You have no other option.
Interesting that Sony fails to mention anything about the premium package for the 360, or the fact that, you know, you're not required to buy any of that, and the system will do its job perfectly--to play games.
The whole point of the chart is to show how much extra you'd need to spend on your XBox 360 to get the same stuff as on the PS3... The purpose of the chart is to show that even though it has a high price point the PS3 is a much better deal and that they are offering at a lower price (compared to manufacturing cost) and taking a profit hit to make the system accessible. They aren't lieing or misleading anyone.