As someone who owns both consoles, I'd suggest getting a PS3. Unless you're absolutely dead-set on playing Halo online, there isn't much to recommend the 360, really - I had an XboxLive Gold subscription for a while, and the service isn't really worth the money, not even if you're going to use it constantly. The PSN offers the same service free of charge. Even the Nintendo WFC is free. Why pay for multiplayer gaming when you can just have it for free? With paid DLC becoming more and more popular, do you really want the additional charge of online fees as well?
Much of what the 360 has, the PS3 has with extras. This is particularly true of RPGs. The 360 got Eternal Sonata first, but when it came out on PS3 it came with additional dungeons, boss battles, characters and costumes. The 360 got Star Ocean: The Last Hope first, but when the PS3 got it it came with the Japanese voice cast and more balanced gameplay...plus one disc only, instead of three.
There is also that issue of discs to consider, even if its only a minor one. If you're going to be confined to your bed, are you really going to want to have to keep getting up to change discs? Some 360 games come on multiple discs. With PS3 games the game will come on one disc only. Its a minor nuisance, but its still a nuisance.
As good as some of the 360 exclusives are, I don't think you'd miss them too much. Although honestly, I'd just make the decision based on whether or not you're going to want to play your games online, and which exclusives and retro games available on the online stores appeal the most to you. Just keep in mind that with the 360 it may not remain an exclusive, whereas with the PS3 it will. Something to do with easy conversion from DVD to Blu-Ray, but not vice versa.
Much of what the 360 has, the PS3 has with extras. This is particularly true of RPGs. The 360 got Eternal Sonata first, but when it came out on PS3 it came with additional dungeons, boss battles, characters and costumes. The 360 got Star Ocean: The Last Hope first, but when the PS3 got it it came with the Japanese voice cast and more balanced gameplay...plus one disc only, instead of three.
There is also that issue of discs to consider, even if its only a minor one. If you're going to be confined to your bed, are you really going to want to have to keep getting up to change discs? Some 360 games come on multiple discs. With PS3 games the game will come on one disc only. Its a minor nuisance, but its still a nuisance.
As good as some of the 360 exclusives are, I don't think you'd miss them too much. Although honestly, I'd just make the decision based on whether or not you're going to want to play your games online, and which exclusives and retro games available on the online stores appeal the most to you. Just keep in mind that with the 360 it may not remain an exclusive, whereas with the PS3 it will. Something to do with easy conversion from DVD to Blu-Ray, but not vice versa.