I’m having a big problem with trying to get my head around this Ghostbusters Ps3 vs. 360 issue. Quite frankly because I’m having some issues with how the media is taking this. I’ve read the Ars Technica article, and from what I’ve seen, they were trying so hard to dissolve Terminal Reality (TR) of any blame, making it all about the PS3 hardware (and this had absolutely nothing to do with the hardware until the AT article came up…well, that and TR trying to pass off the blame). We have TR trying to make excuses, and we have fanboys making a battle ground out of a game no one gave a shit about until this all started.

So yeah, I’m left with a few possible reasons why this is going on. Either this is something the “let’s bash the PS3 anyway we can” crowd is using because it has nothing else to use, Terminal Reality didn’t know how to program, or this was a well-crafted way to sabotage the PS3 in the worst way possible.

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We now definitely know that there is a MGS game in the works. First the Famitsu leaks confirm it, and now the picture of Big Boss on the countdown we all know and love. However, through all the hoopla over the “R” and the pic, no one really caught that there was one more clue added, or one that no one had caught before. At some points on the completely random rotation of the clue, a “P” appears (you can see it faintly in the pic if you look hard enough).

What does THIS mean? Well, since they are random, and we also have officially a Snake (since Big Boss was also named “Naked Snake” in MGS3, thereby killing anything about a snake symbol from the “3″), we now have an E, S, and 3. The E and 3 could mean the upcoming E3, but it could also go with the P that we saw. Which could mean one thing:

This might not be coming to the 360, since the P could mean that we should take the other clues as MGS, E3,…and PS3.

Of course, in 4 days, we could be in for more as the rain clears…or an official confrimation from the man himself.

And why NO one caught THIS yet is a very strange enigma indeed.