| Celb said: hardware limitations of the 360 |
Can you be a little more specific? Storage capacity aside, which is obviously not a factor for RPGs since square has been known to release RPG games on multiple discs, what exactly is the 360 lacking? It has more general CPU power, more fill rate, and more available and more flexible memory than the PS3 does. So it wins in every major category regarding games.
Further, can you expound a little on SE not being a big fan of ports? From FF7 when they released it on the PC and re-released it on other platforms to final fantasy XI where it's been released on everything under the sun, I don't quite see SE having a problem with ports. Final Fantasy 3 on the DS, anyone?
Look, I like the PS3 better than the 360. The 360 might have a better games library, but the PS3 hardware is at least up to a reasonable level of quality. However, the PS3 has no major technical advantage over the 360 aside from raw storage per disc, and there are very, very few cases where that's a big deal. And it's one thing that can be most easily planned/designed around.
