I mean think about it......

PC's have the most powerful game tech already available to consumers, yet, I don't see any NEXT GEN games, do you?

There are some nice PC, AAA-buget exclusives coming like DIABLO 3, BLACKLIGHT (already out), WITCHER 2, (already out), GUILD WARS 2, and a few others......but again, none of them are pushing NEXT GEN.

WHY?
Because developers aren't ready for NEXT GEN yet.
So no..... personally I'm not interested in spending 4, 5, and $600 for incremental & insignificant gains, and I don't want to see new consoles until 2014.....maybey 2015 if that's what it takes.

But in my opinion the reason more developers aren't pushing the envelope is because they're catering to the masses- current gen consoles. Making a truely next gen title is too much of a risk because only PC gamers with high end machines could run it. If a new wave of consoles came out devs would cater for them (and in turn cater for high end pc gamers). Crysis came out in 2007, surely devs are ready for progress by now!

that was why I named some specific games for you.

If developers were in fact ready for true NEXT GEN games, then we'd have some NEXT GEN games.
Instead, what we have are dozens of developers going out of business trying to just keep up with CURRENT GEN games.

I say again....we don't see next gen because developers aren't ready.

Seems like the world runs on greed anymore and people don't care, pretending it's all okay.

If you look at the actual status (not media bs) of other similar factories in China, you would realise that Foxconn conditions are actually better than the rest. So, comparing it with factories in the rest of China, Foxconn is relatively better; comparing with those in most other countries it is worse.

This is not my opinion, I'm a journo and in an interview with APAC representatives of semicon companies they explained this to us. Off record, they went on to say that they allow their suppliers to contract to the 'worse' factories, while they themselves stay with the likes of Foxconn since they dont want a PR problem. Issues regarding working conditions in Chinese factories had been talked about in the media even back in 2009, but it was the Apple connection that blew this out of proportion wrt Foxconn.

Ken himself told him. lol