Most of you out there probably already have one or more next-generation game consoles, and that's great because we hear your insights all the time. Come to think of it, because of these comments we're getting a good feel regarding the pros and cons of each console.

However, it's a fact that the greater majority of gamers worldwide still haven't made up their minds on which of the three boxes of wonder they'll spend their precious savings on, and we believe there's a good reason for that.

It's always an option to get more than one console, but with today's prices, the average office employee will think twice about doing so. That goes double for kids who'll be using all their negotiation skills to beg their folks to get them a game system. Let's not even get into the brave souls who save their lunch money to get one for themselves.

That leads us to this question: If you were to pick just one game system, what would it be and why? Let's analyze what each machine has to offer right now to help us decide:

The Microsoft Xbox 360 - In terms of quality and quantity of content, we can safely say that there's nothing like the Xbox 360 out there today. It has the biggest collection of titles in its library and it's going to get even bigger and better this year. If you're a shooting game fan, it's the platform to be in, not only because the titles here are great, but because the online play experience provided by Xbox Live is like no other. The classics in the Xbox Live Arcade are also bringing in a lot of nostalgic joy. Adding a few titles for the younger crowd could be nice, but we're not sure if Microsoft would want it that way.

Also, Microsoft seems intent on taking away former exclusive powerhouses from Sony. We've seen Rockstar and Capcom go multiplatform with Grand Theft Auto IV and Devil May Cry 4, which is sure to make switching brands that much sweeter a deal for fans who jumped ship. Resident Evil 5, Too Human, Halo 3 and others are on the way, and that can only mean you'll always be busy with hits that are in good number and whose releases are close between.

Probably the only real cause for concern at this point for those who are poised to buy an Xbox 360 are reports of overheating and disc-scratching. Empirically, we haven't experienced anything of the sort with our unit, but you never know. That's what warranties were made for anyway. Still, it's a great machine especially if you're into the more mature stuff.