Non Sequor on 19 February 2009
PS3 fans, please try to appreciate my honesty. I am not trying to anger you. I am trying to tell you that some of the things people are saying that you believe are biased against the PS3 are based on sound concerns.
The fact that the PS3 is outperforming what the 360 sold one year ago is not a valid metric of success. The PS3 is forced to compete with the 360 right now.
An overengineered processor does little to address the present problems of game development. Games are almost always I/O or GPU bottlenecked and improving non-bottlenecked areas does little to nothing to improve the available throughput to accommodate a given game design. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max-flow_min-cut_theorem
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