I bought PS3 a while ago with the same thought process as the OP: there were finally enough exclusives to warrant it. Demon's Souls had been out for a long time by then, but it was the game that tipped the scales along with GT5 coming out.
I tried Motorstorm, Resistance 1&2, Killzone, Uncharted 1&2 and Infamous. None of them were worth a console purchase, and all of them have sequels I didn't bother to try because the experience offered by each game was so mediocre. Uncharted and Killzone had pretty graphics sure, but...whatever, the same old mediocre arcade racers and shooters. Infamous was almost fun, but having to play as some pre-teen baditude mr too cool was too lame for me to put up with for long. GT5 was great, but no better than Forza.
There are two reasons I stuck with the PS3: the Logitech G27 and fewer hackers to deal with in multiplayer games. If Microsoft could put the kibosh on hackers and allow some third parties to develop half-decent peripherals I would be on the 360. But Microsoft can't do that, and those are deal breakers.
Sooo...games worth playing now that you've got a PS3? All the same stuff you can play on Xbox, or relative equivalents (i.e. GT5/Forza). With Dark Souls on Xbox too, there's no single game worth owning either system for, though MGS4 comes damn close...it's just hard to say "buy" on account of a single game. If you'd like a library of last gen games to access...then clearly Xbox is the only way to go, which is too bad considering all of those great PS2 exclusives (way to drop the ball Sony); I wouldn't mind some San Andreas now and again but...only available on the 360, se la vie thanks to the 360 deal breakers.
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