@IldeLee
You know it was cheaper to increase the HDD space on my PS3 and time saver compared to copying DVD9s to get rid of noise and some heating problems on my X360s.
Xbox 360 120GB for $149
PS3 500GB for $119
Plus installation of files is all on the fault of the programmers since games like Killzone 2 and Uncharted don't have installs that you see with Capcom games for example.
My Pros are:
Xbox Live
Being a thorn on Sony's side
Paying third-party companies for content
My Cons are:
2 RRoDs and 1 E74 (Yes I'm a sucker for buying more 360s)
120GB costing $149.99 (500GB for PS3 cost $119)
Content being cut due to DVD9
Examples for content:
Compression for FFXIII, also cmvs will not be in 1080p natively
JRPS only have one vocal track
Tales of Vasperia not being volcalized all the way
...
I'm surprised the PS3 hasn't been hacked yet!
Mine would be the PS3 price announcement, I've never seen a gaming audience so quiet during a huge announcement ever!
@The Matrix
Funny how that I still have 3 dead Xbox 360s even though I'm a programmer than runs my computer room at 68-70 degrees and still have two RRoD and one E74. I also have to PS3s that are still running just fine in the same room along with 4 other computers, 6 monitors, 2 servers, and 3 HDTVs.
Next time don't generalize and show some intelligence...
They waited until I already imported it!?! Oh well, I'll buy it again so I can have the Western version of it.
That's it??? That's worst than Viva Pinata!
I actually went crazy for awhile until I upgraded my main computer to hold 2000GB from an original 320GB. Even now I still have problems of running out of memory...
The movie trailers are separate files from the FFXIII demo, nice try...
The point he is trying to make is that due to disk size limitations on the DVD games like Tales of Vesparia, Eternal Sonata, Star Ocean IV, The Last Remnant, Rage, and Gears of War II are having content cut so they use the limitations of space to the best they can.
Games that are later released on the PS3 come with more content and still no where near disk size limitations that DVDs contain, take a look at Tales of Vesparia, Eternal Sonata, Ninja Gaiden II, and games that also h...
The PS3 cost $847 to make when it was released for only $600, I'm actually surprised to see it sell as much as it did at $600. I'm one of them but I also bought 3 Xbox 360s that are all dead and yet still have 2 PS3s still running full steam ahead.
The author of this article needs to get his information straight, "arrogant price" is not being truthful especially when considering how much all the parts cost.
I hope they do some serious debugging on this game if they bring it to the states. I've played the Japanese version and there are many times I would consider is unplayable because of glitches here and there.
Now I've played the original Fatal Frames on the PS2 and was actually surprised to find it on the Wii and was excited to play until I did get my hands on it.
My interest in this game has increased dramatically, now show me something on Parasite Eve 3.
Well look at "The Conduit" it doesn't look better than Halo on Xbox (1) or Black, Killzone (1), and Medal of Honor(s) on PS2.
Now Dead Space for the Wii will be considered an independent project but I wonder how successful that one will be when the games that sell on the Wii are created by Nintendo, not third-party companies.
Didn't everyone want the PS3 to have a kick a$$ line-up?
I hope Microsoft's money is worth the shrinking of revenue this generation by backing the X360 instead of the Wii and PS3. I already have FFVII:ACC on order with the demo so I can't complain about that.
I puked a great deal during E3 but that is because of drinking parties at night and gallons of coffee in the morning.
Star Ocean IV was labeled as multi-platform last year, you've gotta keep it straight to many people will be led astray from what is exclusive (HALO) and not (Ninja Gaiden 2).
I still remember last year when people were telling me that Tales of Vesperia was an exclusive even though it was labeled as multi-platform a long time ago.
@Irish
As a shareholder in Square Enix myself (look at my history of comments) the games that were made exclusive for the Xbox 360 actually decreased the value of the shares. So in a way not only did selling games on the Xbox 360 not generate enough revenue with none breaking even, thus causing the value of the company as a whole to decrease since share price is a representative of what the market values the company.
When Square Enix made Final Fantasy XIII multi-pl...