Yeah, but what does all of this has to do with the customer? What does this have to do with people that don't have an internet connection to get the updates? If the Japanese made the console difficult to work on, I don't see why a customer has to suffer the consequenses

Good question, I wasn't really addressing that in my post. Mostly just speaking to the idea of the PS3 being harder to develop for. (see my original post for links). Your point of if they made it difficult to work on why you have to suffer. Well I guess it's Sony's right to make it as difficult or as easy as they wish. You don't have to suffer, although you've already spent the money on their product. Who knows, it's a svcky situation to be in that's for sure. I love my PS3 for some of my games. I originally bought Skyrim for the Xbox solely on the fact that I had bought Morrowind for it back in the day. I got lucky.
maybe they should try to make some PS3 exclusives then they learn fast enough, i think they cant possably do worse than fable2 for the xbox360 when it first came out the only game that was worse than skyrim that i ever played. i dont know how fable2 works now but when it first was released it was one big bug and that was a Xbox360 exclusive at the time.
Well looking at the one link I posted, it seems it may help if some of the developers put their heads together and figured out the Sony situation together. I was so excited about having my PS3, but the more I read I'm not so sure. These days, it's just my blu-ray player and Netflix. As for Fable 2, I never noticed any problems with it. I think I bought it when it released but perhaps a month or so later, maybe that's why.