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Also, quit panicking like the sky is falling. Yes, many of the multiplatform games will be ports. Yes, they aren't as good as the 360 versions. If you feel like this is a big enough problem, buy a 360 or something.
Besides the fact that not all ports from XB360 for the PS3 are not as good as the 360 version, and at least one actually looks better than the 360 version. You can just as easily switch it around. How are 8-49 GB games developed for the PS3 going to be once they are trimmed down and dumbed down, and converted to analog on the 10 million XB360 currently out there.
Following Duck's lead...
Personally, I feel you just need to get over the fact that the XB360 wasn't ready for primetime, rushed to market with a poorly designed architecture and missing key performance features, which is likely why most ports from the PS3 wont be as good as the PS3 versions. Just become something doesn't have "Xbox" on it doesn't mean it sucks. Yes, it's a good, cheap system, although not so much if you like Blu-ray movies. No, it doesn't have a
lot of potential. Yes, it has
many flaws. But at least Microsoft is releasing newer versions of the XB360 on a fairly regular basis.
First it was with better cooling systems, then a better DVD drive, now one with HDMI and a 120G HDD. If game developers have their way, soon Microsoft will have to release yet another version of the XB360 with support for games on high capacity blue laser discs. Of course, those wanting all these improvements also have to keep re-buying the XB360... quickly making it the most expensive console.
Of course Duck doesn't care about any of that as he only uses a 27" TV that doesn't even have a digital input, and he already stated he has no plans to get an HDTV with HDMI for at least the next five years.
So if you are like Duck, and can't take advantage of everything these new consoles have to offer, and feel no need to keep upgrading your XB360, then the current XB360 makes for a fine choice in consoles! 👍
One thing I do agree with Duck on, and have said it before,
"competition can only mean one thing: we get the benefits of it all." For this reason I am all for multiplatform releases - as long as it means developers also tweak each version to take advantage of what each console is capable of doing. if they dumb them down, then I hope people vote with their dollar, and refuse to buy those versions.