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and they usualymake games for the most powerfull system (ps3 in this case)
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The Nintendo 64 was more powerful than the PSX. The Sega Saturn had a little edge, too.
Both the GameCube and the XBox were more powerful than the PS2.
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Actually, developer support should count twice, since there's another reason Sony has enjoyed developer support...when they first arrived on the scene, Nintendo was treating their developers like dirt, and Sony wooed them away with sweet deals and incentives.
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What about Sega? You never hear that angle.
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but yet still, i think they were kinda amzed by the possibileties ps2 had to offer and as i said, it came out eralyer than xbox so more games were made
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Its possibilities were very lacking when it first came out in the eye of the developers. That is, it was a bitch to program for, and Sony didn't give them any help at all. They kept at it because of the market share.
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It's unfortunate that Nintendo still hasn't done much to sway third party developers as of yet
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Huh? Recently Nintendo has been known to make a great effort to help developers. Also, look at the list of third party support for the Wii, and you will see that it's quite decent.