Squilliam on 17 August 2008
| ZenfoldorVGI said: 1. The consoles both have their strengths and the end result is about the same. 2. Multiplats should be developed on the PS3 first, imo. It's harder to develop for, so moving from the PS3 to the 360/PC is far more efficient. As for faults in the development process causing multiplat inconsistancies, yes, but not necessarily in the most obvious ways. |
2. The reason is that the best coding practices for the PS3 work well on the Xbox360, you never run out of memory if you base it on the PS3s capabilities and there are a few similarities between the SPEs and the VMX units in the Xbox360.
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