Wow, I feel really sorry for the announcer guy. He didn't deserve to be treated like that at all.
Yeah, but note how my statement has nothing to do with your rebuttal? Do you think those "fans" played it all the way back when the world was cyclical, instead of invisible "you can't go here" walls? I'm not saying that the Playstation FFs were better than the NES ones, but people who only played from VII on up are Playstation fanboys, through and through.Jarrid said:What's that asshandle? I've been around the Final Fantasy series since the NES days and I'm having a good laugh at you whiners that only jumped on-board when VII turned this series into a mainstream bonanza and horrible fanfiction breeding ground.ObsessiveSketch said:People who have played the Final Fantasy series from the original Playstation are NOT going to be thrilled that they are being offered a 360.
If you are not 12 years old you will remember that FF Started with Nintendo, its hardly a SONY property like Mario is with Nintendo. Maybe if SONY had put their hands in their pockets then FF would have stayed an exclusive. Complain to SONY, Sqeenix just want money to please share holders and produce more games.ObsessiveSketch said:This goes beyond fanboy-ism...well, actually, no it doesn't, but this is more-justified fanboy-ism than what happens with, say, which console is better.
Exclusive games have always been a part of gaming culture, and if they start to mix and match, people WILL be pissed. What if they decided to put mario on the PS3? Or made a Halo game for the Wii? Nintendo's wide variety of over-used characters are still very much the face of Nintendo. Microsoft has Halo, Gears of War, and all the other grunting man-children with too much armor. Playstation is all about God of War, FINAL FANTASY (the 3-d ones), and even Rachet & Clank.
The moral is don't mess with a GAME'S fanbase. Console fans will usually break their code to play other console games, if they're good enough. People who have played the Final Fantasy series from the original Playstation are NOT going to be thrilled that they are being offered a 360. Console fanbase only lasts a year or so, game fanbase stretches all the way back, across generations, even. You just don't mess with that.
To put it in perspective, PC gamers, what if you won a contest for the Mac version of Starcraft II? Are you feeling pissed yet?
That's fucked up advertising as well.D_987 said:The Assassin's Creed series have been advertised as PS3-only games
Sure, just as long as the fanboys don;t find out.Hubilub said:This kinda makes me ashamed of being a fan of the PS3...
Any Wii-players care to hang out while the 360 fans and the PS3 fans duke it out in the streets?
The Playstation 3's specifications and capabilities are well known.bjj hero said:"Cannot look good on xbox"? I smell fan boy. It may well look better on the PS3 (and would look better still on the PC) but that is not the same as not being able to look good on the 360. I'm sure its an attractive title on the 360, FF is always well polished. Sqeenix obviously believe that multiplatform is beneficial for the game or it would still be an exclusive.mrx19869 said:a game like this cannot look good on the xbox, it needs to stay on the ps3, multiplatform games hurt the ps3 because..
its easy to program first for the xbox then port it over to the ps3, in turn the graphics are not as good for the ps3 as they should be. the proof is in games like GTA, Ghostbusters, MW2, and so on.
if you take exclusives for both systems and put them side to side the PS3 always looks much better,
I'm not arguing about the PS3 being more powerful, it is a more powerful machine. That is not the same as saying that FF looks like it was done with crayons on the 360. (That would be an interesting direction to take FF)Treblaine said:The Playstation 3's specifications and capabilities are well known.bjj hero said:"Cannot look good on xbox"? I smell fan boy. It may well look better on the PS3 (and would look better still on the PC) but that is not the same as not being able to look good on the 360. I'm sure its an attractive title on the 360, FF is always well polished. Sqeenix obviously believe that multiplatform is beneficial for the game or it would still be an exclusive.mrx19869 said:a game like this cannot look good on the xbox, it needs to stay on the ps3, multiplatform games hurt the ps3 because..
its easy to program first for the xbox then port it over to the ps3, in turn the graphics are not as good for the ps3 as they should be. the proof is in games like GTA, Ghostbusters, MW2, and so on.
if you take exclusives for both systems and put them side to side the PS3 always looks much better,
It is pretty well accepted that the PS3 is a more powerful platform than 360, just like XBox was more powerful than PS2.
Just look at Uncharted 1 and 2 and Killzone 2 as well and many others, Xbox 360 doesn't have anything to match that. Halo 3 was in only 600p with no anti-aliasing, Resistance FOM in the same year was full 720p and 2xAA.
Then there is the obvious limitation of the DVD media, only able to hold 6.8GB of data per disc compared to 50GB per disc on PS3 and for such pre-rendered cutscene heavy games like Final Fantasy 13, that IS an issue that affects quality. You can't compress HD video without losing quality and making an open world game on multiple discs is very hard and forces compromises.
360's main advantage: it came out a year to 18-months before PS3 and at a lower price point
It's marginally easier to develop but from what I can tell dealing with PS3's Cell is not much worse than juggling with 360's tiny 10MB eDRAM.
Well funny you should say that because the experts have taken a look and applied SCIENCE... and yeah the Xbox 360 version is a bag of bollocks compared to the PS3 version, the analogy "looks like it's done with crayons" may not be literally true but it is a fitting analogy:bjj hero said:I'm not arguing about the PS3 being more powerful, it is a more powerful machine. That is not the same as saying that FF looks like it was done with crayons on the 360. (That would be an interesting direction to take FF)Treblaine said:The Playstation 3's specifications and capabilities are well known.bjj hero said:"Cannot look good on xbox"? I smell fan boy. It may well look better on the PS3 (and would look better still on the PC) but that is not the same as not being able to look good on the 360. I'm sure its an attractive title on the 360, FF is always well polished. Sqeenix obviously believe that multiplatform is beneficial for the game or it would still be an exclusive.mrx19869 said:a game like this cannot look good on the xbox, it needs to stay on the ps3, multiplatform games hurt the ps3 because..
its easy to program first for the xbox then port it over to the ps3, in turn the graphics are not as good for the ps3 as they should be. the proof is in games like GTA, Ghostbusters, MW2, and so on.
if you take exclusives for both systems and put them side to side the PS3 always looks much better,
It is pretty well accepted that the PS3 is a more powerful platform than 360, just like XBox was more powerful than PS2.
Just look at Uncharted 1 and 2 and Killzone 2 as well and many others, Xbox 360 doesn't have anything to match that. Halo 3 was in only 600p with no anti-aliasing, Resistance FOM in the same year was full 720p and 2xAA.
Then there is the obvious limitation of the DVD media, only able to hold 6.8GB of data per disc compared to 50GB per disc on PS3 and for such pre-rendered cutscene heavy games like Final Fantasy 13, that IS an issue that affects quality. You can't compress HD video without losing quality and making an open world game on multiple discs is very hard and forces compromises.
360's main advantage: it came out a year to 18-months before PS3 and at a lower price point
It's marginally easier to develop but from what I can tell dealing with PS3's Cell is not much worse than juggling with 360's tiny 10MB eDRAM.
So? It's business, and in a massive industry like this you try to get any advantage you can - I really don't see a problem with this...Premonition said:That's fucked up advertising as well.D_987 said:The Assassin's Creed series have been advertised as PS3-only games
But, it's definitely bad P.R. when you buy your way in to a franchise like with Final Fantasy and then make it seem like it's exclusively on the 360, like you're bitchslapping Sony in the face saying: Na na na na na na
That's what it seemed to be projected towards for me an also that tag about it's trailer being that 360 bump only at the end isn't really playing far either.Julianking93 said:It's true.Latinidiot said:are they perhaps booing because they believe FF has been dimmed down for the 360, something I still don't know is true or not?
Business and P.R. go hand in handD_987 said:So? It's business, and in a massive industry like this you try to get any advantage you can - I really don't see a problem with this...Premonition said:That's fucked up advertising as well.D_987 said:The Assassin's Creed series have been advertised as PS3-only games
But, it's definitely bad P.R. when you buy your way in to a franchise like with Final Fantasy and then make it seem like it's exclusively on the 360, like you're bitchslapping Sony in the face saying: Na na na na na na