Garnett on 06 February 2009
| MikeB said: @ largedarryl Valve would only be limiting their ability to push any technical boundries by developing for the PS3. Technically the PS3 provides lots of potential, over 20 million users with a super fast 8 processor chip, lots of space on Blu-Ray to take advantage of. Killzone 2 is well beyond what Valve has provided the last couple of years. One thing is striking regarding PC games, the best sold games the last couple of years weren't really that demanding. It's easy to understand why, not everyone has a top notch gaming PC and many of whom who do have a DVD burner and the know how where to get pirated games. |
Lmao
The SPU are not full processor,there miniprocessor they cannot do what real processors can,how ever they do excel in Ai,Graphics and small number crunching and Physics to a extent,but its offset by the small 256mb Sony stuck in.
Says the Sony fanboy who has ignored the greatest Zombie game,One of the greatest Gaming Series.
