One thing that was touched on was developing PS3 games is difficult, mainly because it's so foreign to the programmers
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One thing that was touched on was developing PS3 games is difficult, mainly because it's so foreign to the programmers. It seems that some of the ports to the PS3 have not be up to par with the 360 counterparts. EA is notorious for making money, not necessarily into making a quality game. I will save additional comments about this for another thread. When they start to really make games to the potential of the PS3, LOOK OUT. It should be pretty impressive. Drakes Fortune, Uncharged just touches some of the power of the PS3. Hopefully this will tell the big corporate number crunchers that time invested in the PS3 technology will only yield bigger profits down the road, resulting in less ports and more direct programming for the PS3 platform. Lets not forget, at least for the time being, that pirating Blu-Ray games are expensive and unsuccessful on a large scale which helps to protect profits, unlike M$ platform games......
Yes and no. In some cases, graphics are not the most important. For instance, I will buy every golf game on my Wii from this point forward. It is nice to be able to work on my slice when it is 5 degrees outside. But the Wii graphics are not a distraction as they are just not as realistic looking.This is not a dig at the PS3 and I know many people like the games on it. With that said I want to say graphics really don't mean much in the grand scheme of things. If the game play is crap, yet it looks great no one is going to want to play it. I will never understand the fascination of people wanting a shiny game.
Every system takes a couple of years to reach their full potential. I think that with Blu-ray having such a huge capacity we may go even longer with the PS3 just getting bigger and better games.With the amount of time it is taking for PD to release the 5th installment of Gran Turismo, and judging from that screen shot we just saw of the possible new TOCA I would say they are starting to make games that will touch if not fully grasp the full potential of the PS3.
I got mine in June with birthday money. The day I came home with that big black box was more exciting than anything we did for my birthday. I cannot tell you what else I received for my birthday, I just know most people realized I wanted a PS3 and gave me money or gift cards. That 45 minute drive home from Best Buy was the longest 45 minutes I have ever had.Its funny that I'm actually starting to get a bit excited about the potential which is scary.
...I would say they are starting to make games that will touch if not fully grasp the full potential of the PS3.
Nope, not at all. I remember that deep, deep into the PS2's life games were still looking better and better every year. I highly doubt that trend would change with the PS3. We're still on the tip of iceberg, so to speak.
Last I heard the tax rebate would be received separate from the refund, possibly in May. So, until we know for sure you might want to take that into consideration. But considering that rebate for a couple could be as much as $1600 (I haven't heard the final details yet) and more if you have kids it will definitely cover the costs. Ours will be going toward a nice HDTV.Our anniversary is FEB 13, and round about theat time taxes should be back and hopefully my wife's bonus and maybe vene that kicker we are all suppossed to get from congrewss on our taxes from last year are going to enable us to make this PS3 and a Wii a reality. The wife had mentioned early this evening that we could consider the PS3 and Wii a present to each other from each other. Finding out about the multi media capabilities sold my wife on the PS3.
2005 - 2007 x360
2008 - ???? Ps3
Can you please elaborate a bit more?
Just a guess, but in the video links provided, he describes the 360 as "in the now" and the PS3 the console for the future, but I could be wrong.
Just a guess, but in the video links provided, he describes the 360 as "in the now" and the PS3 the console for the future, but I could be wrong.
I do not believe the 360 has met it's full potential and we know the PS3 hasn't. I'll be curious to see what this year holds for gaming.