rocketpig said:
MrMafoo said:
Omac said:
People are saying later on PS3 is going to pull off better graphics.... I don't think so, with it's lackluster non shared ram and not as good GPU... The hard to program for crappy SPU CPU. PS3 will never overshadow 360 in the graphics department or online functionality. |
I try to ignore purely fanboy rhetoric, but this one I have to comment on. The PS3, in its architectural infancy, has already surpassed the 360. Ratchet and Clank could not be done on the 360. At specific types of math (not all), the PS3 is 20-30 times faster than the 360. As people learn how to tap into that power to produce a better gaming experience, you will see things you thought were not possible. I keep hearing about what can’t be done with the PS3 (and then see it done). I tire of people putting limits on incredibly smart developers just because they don’t know how to do it. Just because you have no idea how to harness the PS3 for an incredible gaming experience, does not mean no one does. At MIT, they have these contests where they give people a bag of parts, and see who can make the best competing robot out of them. What these guys come up with is amazing. Throw a super computer in front of the top developers in the world, and say “make me something”, and you will get things you have never seen before. |
I'm not doubting the PS3's power but I have played R&C and what about it makes the game impossible to do on the 360? It's a pretty game but there are a lot of pretty games coming out nowadays on both the PS3 and 360. And whether you want to admit it or not, there are limitations in the PS3 design. The dedicated RAM and video card are definitely weak links in the design (which isn't surprising at all since the design was changed last minute) and one could argue that the 360 is more intelligently designed in those departments. |
The DVD format is the biggest limit for the content and the graphics on 360 games, while the Blu-ray Disc format (only on PS3) games (can) contain up to 5 times bigger capacity than the DVD, thanks to the built-in Blu-ray Disc Player in the PS3, and that should be enough to know to admit that the PS3 has much higher possibilities.
