You submitted this thing like 5 seconds before I did :(
Not necessarily about it pushing the 360 back over the Wii, but about it moving consoles. People seem to forget that alot of people bought original Xbox's just for the fact it had Halo.
Before they are available on the marketplace. I know I bought one magazine because it had free Oblivion DLC, and another because it had the Eternal Sonata demo like a month or two before it was released on marketplace.
Edit: Why did it post this twice?
Before they are available on the marketplace. I know I bought one magazine because it had free Oblivion DLC, and another because it had the Eternal Sonata demo like a month or two before it was released on marketplace.
and I was highly impressed.
So we get less games that acctually do suck.
True, 360 read speed does slow down to 4x sometimes, but even @4x it is still twice as fast as PS3 read speeds.
@Arkham
I like how they guy that posted those stats asked if he was correct afterwords. I have read in other places that the 4x CAV read is about equal to 2x CLV, but the seek time for information takes much longer in CLV from what I have read. That in itself would make it much slower, trying to get to the info on the disc, not necessarily how much info it re...
Because they had alot more development time to give it extra polish, what should happen with the other games that take forever to get out on PS3 but don't seem to.
If I get games that look and play as great as they do on the 360.
Edit@Xbox 360 Will
I guess Microsoft does have me brainwashed with all of these great games I play and great games that are comming out. Brainwashing me with great games is the way to go. I will play beyond....I have nothing against the PS3, other than its rediculous price. I will not buy a PS3 until it is at least $400.00 or less, I don't think home consoles should cost as $500-600. If we pay that no...
to having slower reading new technology discs.
When I play multiplayer games I hate to have to go to a screen to choose that I want to play multiplayer and wait for the multiplayer system to load, In GRAW 2 especially. When people put a game in to play 99.9% of the time they know if they want to get online to play or simply play the single player mode.
@Mu5afir
True, more space is better if available but having to wait years to get that more space, and having to pay 500-600 dollars for more space on one disc is not ...
360 had, in its 2nd year: Viva Pinata, Prey, GRAW, Tomb Raider Legend, Lord of the Rings BFME 2, Call of Duty 3, Prey, Dead Rising, Saints Row, Test Drive Unlimeted, Just Cause, Need for Speed Carbon, Oblivion, Fight Night Round 3, Table Tennis, Rainbow 6 Vegas, FEAR....to name a few.
"As for the walking through the barrier....when you're running at 60fps, no weak-ass digital wall is gonna stop you!"
I don't care who you are, thats funny.
but my neighbor has it and he hasnt said a word about anything like this.
If they do cut maps, please cut the maps that no one are gonna play anyway. There are always maps people steer clear of, so just watch what maps gamers aren't playing on PS3 and PC and cut those for the 360 release.
are we there?
Wasn't he supposed to stay at Microsoft for like 2 months to ease the transition for the new guy? Even if he already is there do you really think they would ok him to come in and make a game worse off than before he got there?
3 of those times took 2 weeks from the date I called them to the day I got my 360 back. One of those times, the last time I had to send it in, it took them over a week to send out the repair box to me. I called them and complained and they gave me a free game from either Kameo, Project Gotham Racing 3 or Perfect Dark. It took no more than 3 1/2 weeks and they admitted to me they screwed up bad. If what you guys are saying is true about it taking so long (which I don't believe from persona...
"I guess they will explain then how other multi-platform games like Oblivion, the Darkness, and Rainbow Six Vegas, albeit not 60fps games, looked great and got great reviews on the Xbox 360 and the PS3, [with different development lead times I might add] and the outcomes as we all know were terrific copies of the games on two different consoles with different architectures, from the same companies. With that, there's quite a bit to be said then about Activision's proclamation of 60 fps a...