I don't really get why everybody's giving this guy such a hard time. The PS3 is, objectively, a more powerful system. That's just a fact. Why do you think people were complaining when they heard FFXIII wasn't going to be PS3-exclusive? It wasn't because they want it all for themselves; it was because they were worried that the game's graphics would be worsened so that it could run on Xbox as well.
I still have an Xbox 360 because their multiplayer service is much better due to the fact that everyone has a headset, whereas PS3 has little to no means of communication between players. I have more games for my 360, and I spend more time on my 360. But that doesn't mean my 360 is more powerful.
His statement also doesn't just mean "lol our graphics r too gud"; he's just saying that you can have more going on in the game without the system suffering. That's just the truth. Arguing the opposite is like pretending that 1 + 1 is 3.
I still have an Xbox 360 because their multiplayer service is much better due to the fact that everyone has a headset, whereas PS3 has little to no means of communication between players. I have more games for my 360, and I spend more time on my 360. But that doesn't mean my 360 is more powerful.
His statement also doesn't just mean "lol our graphics r too gud"; he's just saying that you can have more going on in the game without the system suffering. That's just the truth. Arguing the opposite is like pretending that 1 + 1 is 3.
Things like this occur because most multiplatform games are developed for 360 and then ported to PS3 (and PC, sometimes) before launch. It makes sense; the 360 is the most popular with the hardcore crowd, so it's best to refine the experience for them. But that process is the reason that comparisons between how the 360 and PS3 run a certain game are largely invalid.Macgyvercas said:Believe it or not, I think the 360 has a better frame rate, or at least a more consistant one. I looked at side by side screens of Tomb Raider Underworld, and the 360 one did look a bit more refined.