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If this doesn't belong here, let me know where to post this. Thanks. Head to Head Results. Seriously. I don't get it. Three years...three years & the PS3 versions of multiplats still come out to be inferior to the 360 & PC versions. Everyone is wondering (mainly PS3 fanboys) why do the PS3 versions of games almost always turn out to be inferior? Well, here's my opinion. 1.) The PS3 is much harder to develop games for & more costly. It's even much more harder than the PS2, to be honest. Very time consuming. It has nothing to do with developers of being lazy or anything. 2.) The 360 has a slightly better GPU & about 10 MB's of more RAM than the PS3 to handle anti-analysis, 60 FPS, 60Hz, etc. greatly. As a matter of fact, there are actually more multiplats that run in native 720p on the 360 much more than the PS3. This site is one of the examples: B3D Forums: List of Rendering Resolutions. But there's also games that don't run in Native 720p on the X-Box 360, such as Halo 3, Ninja Gaiden 2, & Star Ocean 4. Clearly, the 360 has the power to have games in Native 720p, & that it's much easier & less costly to make games for than the PS3. Is that the system's fault? No, it isn't. It's the fault of the developers. It's probably because they can choose which kinds of resolutions to have the 360 versions of games on. Plus even if games were the leading platform for PS3, or when games are being ported from PS3 to 360, they'll still turn out to be running & looking better on 360. Just ask games like Ghostbusters, Dead Space, & Virtua Fighter 5. Not to mention that the 360 can easily push out the same kind of graphics (or even better) that the PS3 could in less development time & money. Developers aren't going to spend tons of money & waste more time just trying to get the PS3 versions of games to run & look the exact same as the 360 version, especially when games have been selling on the 360 much more than the PS3, & that the 360 has the largest fanbase. There's probably more reasons; don't chew me out for this, but that's my take upon it. |
My opinion of why PS3 versions of multiplats almost always turn out to be inferior.
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Loghorn 41 posts
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phAge 25,487 posts
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Registered 18 years agoAnti-Analyzing
Ironometer overload. -
We (eg forum) already know that tbh...
jus' sayin' -
Loghorn 41 posts
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Registered 12 years agoIronometer overload.
...What's that supposed to mean? -
Dirtbox 92,595 posts
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phAge 25,487 posts
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Registered 18 years agoLoghorn wrote:
It means that your spelling of the word anti-aliasing amuses me, because that is exactly what your entire post is: an anti-analysis.
Ironometer overload.
...What's that supposed to mean?
EDIT: Or "non-analysis", to be exact. Same principle, though. -
Loghorn 41 posts
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Registered 12 years agoIt means that your spelling of the word anti-aliasing amuses me, because that is exactly what your entire post is: an anti-analysis.
Well, I'm sorry. It's just a minor mistake that I made on my part. -
RSX=128bitlol
PS3 exclusives still look the shit tbf. (y) -
heyyo 14,356 posts
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Registered 16 years agoLoghorn wrote:
2.) The 360 has a slightly better GPU & about 10 MB's of more RAM than the PS3 to handle anti-analysis, 60 FPS, 60Hz, etc. greatly.
Wow, a whole 10MB more? -
Red-Moose 5,344 posts
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Registered 19 years agoBack in the day, Amiga games sometimes looked like shit as they were developed on Atari STs. Wipeout HD is an example of an exclusive PS3 game which goes way beyond most other games on either platform.
The same thing stands for petrol. I can't get 100 octane fuel where I live, so have to make do with 95 octane filth because most people seem to drive 1.8 litre shitboxes. -
VandelayIndustries 1,524 posts
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Registered 13 years agoWhich is all well and good until you look at Burnout Paradise. 720p at 60fps traveling up to 200mph through streets in an open world environment on both consoles.
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uiruki 5,975 posts
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Registered 18 years agoRed Moose wrote:
Back in the day, Amiga games sometimes looked like shit as they were developed on Atari STs.
At least the PS3 can handle games which scroll in all directions, am I right? -
Loghorn 41 posts
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Registered 12 years agoI'd assume ps3 "fanboys" know already why the multiplats arent there yet and have to explain it to too many ppll who just jump on that little detail. Most games are near equal now and hopefully they get much better. The ps3 is 3 years yet?
The difference isn't neglible; it has been quantified quite a lot since the launch of the systems and it still happens today, just not as big a difference now as it used to be.
Plus the PS3 is coming onto it's 3rd year (I must be talking about Japan & U.S.A.), I live in the U.S.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PS3
November 11th, 2006: Japan.
November 17th, 2006: America.
March 23, 2007: Europe. -
ronuds 21,781 posts
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phAge 25,487 posts
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Registered 18 years agosemitope wrote:
That is a pretty damn awesome argument. In fact, I think I'll start using it in everyday conversation.
Multiplatform games a weighed down by efficiency with costs and manpower. The fact that the 360 is that much easier to code for and is currently managing to put out games that the ps3 is matching or very nearly matching is in the ps3s favor, not the 360s.
Look at it like this, take a bird vs a fish. The bird keeps up with the fish in water almost all the time even though the water is not its best environment. Should the 2 race with one in the water and the other in the air, should the bird not have the advantage?
Girlf: Could you please do the dishes like I told you to yesterday?
Me: Why?
Girlf: Because I've done 'em all week, so it's your turn now!
Me: Well... Look at it like this, take a bird vs a fish. The bird keeps up with the fish in water almost all the time even though the water is not its best environment. Should the 2 race with one in the water and the other in the air, should the bird not have the advantage?
Girlf: WTF?
Me: \o/ -
I couldn't tell the difference when I played some of the games on different consoles. -
megastar 17,238 posts
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thedaveeyres 13,925 posts
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Registered 15 years agoAre we talking about a seabird, or just a regular garden bird? Is the fish a flying fish? -
SirScratchalot 7,921 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIsn't this a bit late? Most of the inferiorities seem to hit levels of academic debate, I've played lots of Batman: AA and RE5 recently for example, and it's god damn hard to tell a difference even when played on a projector.
I've a hard time to think of something obviously atrocious in a long time, Fallout 3 lacking the DLC up until now being the last one I can think of. -
pinebear 8,571 posts
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Carlo 21,801 posts
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Registered 16 years agosemitope wrote:
^^Cantona
MLook at it like this, take a bird vs a fish. The bird keeps up with the fish in water almost all the time even though the water is not its best environment. Should the 2 race with one in the water and the other in the air, should the bird not have the advantage? -
crispyduckman 1,903 posts
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Registered 13 years agoIt's not surprising that the 360 is doing better than the PS3. Sony has one generation more console experience, but that's not much against MS's decades of general computer hardware, OS, software, dev experience. Heck, the original Xbox was a poorly designed, rushed piece of crap and it was still technically superior to the PS3. It just didn't have much dev support/loyalty at that stage and the install base was poor. -
SirScratchalot wrote:
Isn't this a bit late? Most of the inferiorities seem to hit levels of academic debate, I've played lots of Batman: AA and RE5 recently for example, and it's god damn hard to tell a difference even when played on a projector.
I've a hard time to think of something obviously atrocious in a long time, Fallout 3 lacking the DLC up until now being the last one I can think of.
To be honest - the graphics on the 360 version of Resident Evil 5 are noticeably better than the graphics on the PS3 version.
Batman AA - not so much! -
BartonFink 35,268 posts
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Registered 20 years agosemitope wrote:
Christ even he doesn't understand what he said. ^^
Ashen-Shugar wrote:
"Multiplatform games are weighed down by efficiency with costs and manpower. The fact that the 360 is that much easier to code for and is currently managing to put out games that the ps3 is matching or very nearly matching is in the ps3s favor, not the 360s."
This is, of course, a nonsense statement.
How on earth can you say that having the vast majority of inferior versions of multiplatform games goes in the PS3's favour?
Ps3s favor in what sense?
Errr
semitope wrote:
Multiplatform games are weighed down by efficiency with costs and manpower. The fact that the 360 is that much easier to code for and is currently managing to put out games that the ps3 is matching or very nearly matching is in the ps3s favor, not the 360s.
Look at it like this, take a bird vs a fish. The bird keeps up with the fish in water almost all the time even though the water is not its best environment. Should the 2 race with one in the water and the other in the air, should the bird not have the advantage? -
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