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Cypher1980 on 20 July 2011
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Griffin said:
Kynes said:
First parties have a luxury that third parties don't. They only work with one console. People don't seem to understand after four years that developing a multiplatform is a completely different thing than optimizing for the strengths of one console.

Its amazing how most developers have no problems with the PS3, infact many games look or perform better on the PS3.  One would assume this would be the developers lack of skill and not the fault of the system.

Are you being serious....

Its amazing how most developers have no problems with the PS3.......Link please

Many games look or perform better on the PS3.......Link please

I own all three consoles and although some first party titles on the PS3 are excellent examples of what can be done, by and large I find the Multi platform games look and play poorly on the PS3.

I'm slightly dissapointed that the GPU in the PS3 doesnt seem to be capable of some of the Post processing effects employed on the Radeon GPU in the 360 but I can deal with this. Partnering Nvidia was a poor choice by SONY. A choice they seem to be rectifying with the PS4 if rumours are accurate.

What really gets me is the god awful amount of screen tearing on the PS3 on nearly all multi plat games. I readily accept that I may just be sensitive to the issue but I find it terribly distracting.