I'm waiting till at least summer after E3 to make my decision. It'll be a tad cheaper then (hopefully bundles will be available), I will know more about their future lineup, and their post-launch hiccups will be resolved. Not uncommon at all for a fresh console release to have a bumpy start. They will hopefully figure it out, get some good third party support for their games, and have something in the long run. As it stands now, only one good game and a future full of unknowns don't make it worth the 400 bucks in startup costs to me.