...confirmation that they "will" be doing PS3 development.
Nice.
...we have smarthouse.com.au on top of this with (yet) another pointless prediction.
Now this is news!
*rolls eyes"
...on this, We get it!
Every 3 days it's flippin Blueray surpasses HD-DVD. Or, Blueray has sold this many to one.
Ok, it's selling more, thanks.
Ever hear of the EyeToy?
It's worked on the PS3 since day 1.
....this camera here kinda looks like a robots face. Hehe. Neat-o
Please gogators.
We're not the US.
150 million is a dropin the bucket considering just how many Dual Shocks there are out there.
Remeber there are over 110 million PS2 systems out there. God only knows how many controlers but at least double that number and possibley 3 or 4 times.
I don't think Sony is in a rush to release a version of the SIXAXIS with rumble.
....This is probably more about securing proper FFB licensing so it can get it's wheel peripherals (like the exisiting Driving Force Pro 2 and any new wheels coming down the line) up and running in proper form for the inevitable launch of GT5 sometime down the road.
...i'm pretty sure the real answer lies somewhere in the middle of both our theory's.
Cheers.
Yet...
Philips is clearly the label on that BR disk. Only people wth an anti Sony agenda don't seem to understand that it's not just Sony behind the format. It's more or less the whole industry.
It could be said that the only reason MS is behind HD-DVD (and pushing players to it's 360 users) is to cause as long as a format war as possible. So it has time to get some kinda of digital distribution system online and running.
......and using 360 users ...
Yeah, just like MS's stupid Pinata game.
Seriously though, anyone know why a game that looks as simple as this actually fills up 3 DVD's?
Big mistake using DVD9 MS. One year in and you've already got mulit game disks and dev's complaining they've hit the limit and are going to scale things back tomake it fit.
Too bad really.
...oh i hear them comming now
Yes, you voice and/or video chat to people on your freinds list.
Just plug in your eyetoy and it works.
....and you can invite multiple poeple into one chat room.
But look at the whites on the player numbers in that closup.
On the 360 pic, the whites on those numbers are "blown out" (solid white). In the PS3 version you can see the detail and contours of the numbers with the folds in the jersy.
Their all morons.
....and anything their beloved 360 can't do is crap.
You guys should keep an open mind about things instead of acting like spoiled children.
"Ones man's trash is another man's treasure". Im sure lots of people will get use out of these extended features. Good job Sony.
Your confused...
Sony makes hardware, game developers make software.
I just wanna see some good AA this time.
....as good as the game looked, it got kinda jaggy when played through the projector.
uxo22
"You are talking High Dynamic Range. I deal with HDR/Tonal Mapping when I do photography, but I never really hear of someone bringing it up on video game video footage. Interesting."
Well then let me explain digital HDR to you then......
The point is, things can be really dark...and things can be really bright and you can still see information in the color. Whites shouldn't be above 1 because after that they will become clipped, any...
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Looks like the 360's color saturation is too high/illegal. Like the values need to be clamped.
Also, there's the typical 360 waaaay too blown out white levels and blacks with very little color imformation in them.
Look at the indoor court scenes, the 360's shirts are just blown out white with crazy hotspots, while the PS3 you can make out details in the whites on their jerseys.
Also look at the walls in the BG, Smoother grade along the walls withou...
...but it's obvious something this far along and this complex has been in the making for a "VERY" long time. Far before Nintendo ever announced Mii's, anything about it's online plans or even the Wii remote itself.
Sony did good on this one and they should be good sports about it in typical Nintendo style.