PS3 still #1 console for Tekken 6, 360 likely to get inferior tekken!!!

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Squilliam said:

BMaker11 said:

This is going to end just like that fiasco with starcraft when every reviewer said GTAIV was better on the PS3, but both versions got a 10/10. "Both versions got a 10/10 meaning no discernable differences" even though he was ignoring the fact that it got a 10/10 because the game itsself was so good (when reviewed at the time) not because of technical differences. When it was getting reviewed, the game was called "perfect" so to give the 360 version less than a 10 because of pop-in would've been bad, and also it would have lowered the game into the ranks of other games that weren't "perfect". For example, what he was ignoring was that, if GTA 360 got a 9.5 instead of a 10, that would mean that GTA 360 was only as good as say...Halo. But the fact is, GTAIV, the game, was so good that it got a 10. It was because it got a 10 that starcraft tried to ignore the differences and say both versions were "equal"

I see this happening here, when Tekken 6 gets, say, a 9/10 on both versions, even though the PS3 version will be considered "better". Everyone will say "well if it's so much better, why'd it get the same score?" They'll ignore the fact that despite technical differences...Tekken 6 is still Tekken 6 and the game is about a 9/10.

That's my prediction.

Im sorry that GTAIV had a higher frame-rate, MSAA and a higher resolution after the company poured a considerable effort into both versions. My 'sorry' turned into intense disapointment when the NXE came out and cut the last remaining advantage the PS3 had with that title leaving a the Xbox 360 with a clear lead.

@Thread:

Microsoft ripped open a bag of extra goodies for 360 development a few months ago to coincide with the upcoming release of DirectX 11. I wouldn't be surprised if the versions were indeed relatively equal considering the Tessellation engine can do many of the functions the Cell does with the RSX GPU with far fewer transistors as its a fixed function unit.

 

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