Shauny-Notts
Registered User
yes i agree.
The b all and end all is that this game is looking mint
The b all and end all is that this game is looking mint
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i really don't understand how they can say on the WENB team that the 360 version is looking sharper and more responsive etc than the ps3 . . .not that i'm doubting them because they are at the GC in Germany and i'm not but i just can't get my head around it . . . . i had a 360 and sold it because the ps3 came out and it's meant to be more powerful and more capable etc than the 360 . . .so i bought one. i assumed that when october/november came around and all the decent games started to come out for the ps3 it would definately be worth it . . . . .the fact that a console that is like 2 years old can produce a better performance than a brand spanking new SONY console is beyond me tbh. is this down to sony or konami? what i want to know is who's fault is it? who hasn't put the effort into this . . . sony or konami?
That's nonsense teb. OK, so the PS3 only came out in the UK in March of this year, about 1 year and 4 months after the 360, but it was no more than a year behind the 360 elsewhere in the world. More to the point, it was delayed by about a year thanks to manufacturing problems, the actual processing and graphics technology was set in stone at around the same time as the 360s.
In terms of grunt, the 360 is better at some things, the PS3 at others. Over all they are much of a muchness. Which is why in general, most games don't look significantly better on either platform.
I bought my 360 on launch day Nov 2005, and my PS3 on launch day March 2007. To this day, there's only been two PS3 games worth playing - Motorstorm and Warhawk. Yet again, over the next couple of months I have a lengthly list of titles to buy for the 360, but am currently hoping that PES pips it on the PS3 and I'll pick up the PS3 copy. FYI - the PS3 launched in Japan on November 2006.
Fact is, both consoles are about equal on power, so generally games will run better on the originating console, rather than the console receiving the port. Since the PS3 is tougher to code on, it's likely to be the one getting the ports this gen, as its quicker to get things running on the 360. And since it's not got a real power advantage, the PS3 version will quite often be the lesser version, as is the nature of ports - usually only a significant performance advantage yields a better port.
So in answer to your question, the PS3 is not, and was never meant to be a more powerful alternative to the 360, just a similar alternative to the 360. The primary development platform will always have the strongest release - hopefully we'll see some more PS3 games that fit that bill because they have sadly been thin on the ground.
Excellent post. We need more of you on this site to cancel out the idiots.
TheEditor on PESFan said:As well as gaining official licenses to use a number of international teams, including Brazil, Greece, Portugal, Scotland, and Ireland, PES 2008 will include a number of domestic sides from across Europe join the ranks of Manchester Utd, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona, such as Newcastle, Tottenham, RSC Anderlecht, Panathinaicos, Spartak Moscow, and Fenerbache.
So thats
Countrys
Brazil,
Greece,
Portugal,
Scotland,
Ireland,
Teams
Man UTD,
Batern Munich,
Barcelona,
Newcastle,
Tottenham,
RSC Anderlecht,
Panathinaicos,
Spartak Moscow,
Fenerbache
Im sure ive missed some there
as I heard, in PES2008 will me 2 listened clubs: Spartak and Lokomotiv MoscowTeams
Man UTD,
Batern Munich,
Barcelona,
Newcastle,
Tottenham,
RSC Anderlecht,
Panathinaicos,
Spartak Moscow,
Fenerbache
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