Imagine what Gears would be like on a technical powerhouse like the PS3?
Imagine what the Unreal engine would look like without everything wet and made of plastic.
Those are things to really imagine about. Fighting against lag and poor movement detection with Natal is something that isn't worth thinking about. I like Heavy Rain not being gimped.
Besides, why stop at Natal, imagine what Heavy Rain would be like on the superior PS Move.
@ BeaArthur
"You are right, it can't fit on a DVD but that is why the 360 version came with multiple discs. The whole argument for storage capacity is irrelevant because you could just put the game on as many discs as you need.
As far as transitions go you could always just put in a previous disc if you were going to return to certain areas. "
I stated that it would be possible, but it would need some sort of transition or some massive cut back...
Edit: Wrong Post... Ignore this.
God of War styled QTM.... I'm calling it. lol
What the heck is wrong with you fanboys? I didn't mention anything about the 360. I was referring to Square gimping XIII by making the majority of the game in hallways. I have faith in Nomura and keeping this game away from being gimped by Square's retarded decisions these days.
Stop getting your panties in a bunch about every little thing you think offends you and your precious console.
And this has everything to do with Blu-ray. Creating a game in the scale of Fina...
It's the same thing that Konami is doing with MG.
Non-traditional Kojima-less Raiden bastard child for the Western audience.
While the traditional MGS brilliance of Kojima remains for the hardcore audience.
The power of Blu-ray.
Luckily this game doesn't have to be gimped.
Crysis was more a tech demo than a game. The gameplay was absolutely rubbish. It is the epitome of one dimensional. The technology might be more advanced, but it was utilized poorly. On the other hand you have a handful of PS3 games that were able to utilize the lower tech in comparison to Crysis but were able to create a better looking game. I'm not talking about counting pixels, but overall artistic presentation.
Killzone 2 is a better looking game than Crysis with it's present...
On to your next account xboy.
It's a shame that you can't take a hint as to why you are losing all your bubbles. Find some common sense, it will save you from having to create a daily account.
I hope you realize that Gears was released prior to the PS3. If Gears set a bar, it was because the 360 was the only "next-gen" console around when it released, and Gears is still the best looking 360 game. Gears 2 was more of the same, but the 360 has no more wiggle room left technologically, so it will probably never lose it's title on the 360.
With that said, the PS3 quickly took the graphical "console" title away from Gears when the PS3 was released. Heck,...
Hardly any ads for it either. You know it's a quality game when it sells this high without any ad campaign (as of yet).
Unlike 360 games that usually need hype and lies to sell and that are otherwise lacking severely in the quality department.
God of War 3 is the best game releasing this year by far, on any platform. Everyone knows it.
When Epic failed to make Gears Bigger and Badder, this is what they were trying to live up to but ultimately were incapa...
No preorder for me, but I'm getting it on the first day.
You can tell your Microsoft goggles are a Microsoft product, since it FAILS to work properly. Instead of clarity, you guys get delusion and denial.
Like that FFXIII reviewers said, switching from the 360 version to the PS3 version was like taking a layer of slime off the screen and everything became a million times better. The same can be said with your MS goggles.
Try getting RROD 7 times. A poll around the office had an average of 4 broken 360s per employee. The most was 7 and the minimum was 2. Out of 12 people asked.
That is staggering. These guys use their 360 quite a bit, but consoles shouldn't be this broken even under extended use.
Out of 11 PS3 users, only 1 person had a single PS3 break. Again, these are used quite a bit.
We also had 3 Test Kits go on us, 360 kits.
The waiting game.
His 360 hasn't returned from repairs. You would think that their return system would be a bit more streamlined by now. The 360 is the electronic with the highest failure rate in history that didn't get a massive recall. With a previously stated 54.2% failure rate (this is a proven fact, and the figure is more than likely much larger by now), the majority of the time the customer leaves the store with a console that will break.
Oops Jason, it looks like you left out a coma. It is expected with your bad grammar, but a coma is important in a statement like yours, otherwise people would think you are an idiot for thinking the one good game on the 360 (which is a multi-platform game), is comparable to the hundreds of quality exclusives that are only possible on the PS3.
So for anyone who reads the comment above, unless he is an idiot, he meant to say:
"LOL droids, (I) need games "
Oh no, the xboys are told yet again that th PC is a platform. Nothing to worry about, they will probably just pretend like they didn't hear it. Denial is very well developed for an xboy.
They approved their own crap. Talk about desperate. No one listens to them in the comments section, so they think people will finally listen if they make a whole post about it.
Here's a hint fellas, no one cares yet again.
XBOX 360: It only does microtransactions, if you get one of the minority that don't fall to RROD failure.
I can see why the 360 doesn't have any good catch phrases. Too disappointing.
Natal: You are the TOOL. Experience the PS2 leading edge technology.
This "Planet XBOX" article is complete fail.
The 360 controller is the most over-glorified controller ever made, backed by only fanboys.
- The directional keys are the worst ever featured on a controller. By far. No contest. It's basically a dumbed down analog stick.
- D-pad directions cannot be pressed seperately.
- The dead zones on the analog sticks make any and all targeting handicapped. The dead zones are ridiculously large, it's the furthe...