Ohohohoh. Ohoh. Oh.
This system and me did not get along. I've been through several in the span of 2006 to now thanks to the ace workmanship that made up its architecture. My current one, which I'm of a very mixed mind to replace, can't play discs. As did another one in the past. And there was also the Red Ring. Needless to say, I have words.
It was mostly held up by its then religious fanbase that sadly/hilariously jumped ship after the original features were announced. So there was that. But it's not like I don't have fond memories of it. I never had the money to buy a PS3 and I hadn't become a PC gamer until a good while after launch, so I did play on it for a good bit. Kameo was the first game I got for the system (as well as one of the first games on the system) and I had loads of fun with that. Scary that that was 10 years ago...anyway, there was also Viva Pinata, which I enjoyed, the various Dynasty Warriors titles, and FFXIII, which I liked more than expected. I have pretty fond memories of the pure joy I had when I played Oblivion for the first time, too. If the advertising had been in its favor, that game would have been the Skyrim of its time, the name that people think of when they hear Elder Scrolls. Ah, well, I still love it.
Local Multi/Co-op in Halo 3/Reach was fun- heck, since I was relatively little me and my brother'd bonded through the series, something that doesn't really happen much anymore, so I do cherish those memories. He never was as adventurous as I was, sticking to FPS' almost solely, but I liked Halo and even the first Gears of War was fun, so him helping me pass the time while I anxiously anticipated Christmas was just...ah. It's weird, because until writing this post, it'd never really dawned on my how long ago this all was, and that now it's nostalgic.