The devil is in the details. Cast off your preconceptions.

[Dodece]

@Troll_Whisperer

Studio superiority is a pillar that fanatics like to lash themselves too. When all things are equal, but in reality yeah it is equal too. Neither manufacturer has a better stable of studios then the other as far as quality is concerned. Basically it is propaganda masquerading as fact, and I personally doubt that most who say it have bothered to even question whether it is true or not. It might not fuck with your head, but I think the majority of users on these forums will be somewhat shocked. As for the parity in hardware performance and software quality. Well it is the chicken and the egg. Are the consoles about even, because the software is about ever, or is the software about even, because the hardware is about even.

@pezus

The odds of a virtual parity in two different aspects seems highly remote. It is far more likely that there is a causal relationship. Even if that relationship isn't apparent. What is funny is that the PS3, and the 360 are often called the HD twins, and it is looking like they are identical twins.

@JoeTheBro

Good catch I put the scores up for Little Big Planet, but I forgot to put the games up there. I will edit them in. As for HD collections I think there is one collection up there, but other collections were farmed out to third party developers, and thus not done by one of Sony's first party studios. As for God of War 2 it could be an error in the sources I used. Then again it could have been offered up as some form of digital download at some point. As for your first question it is games released on the PS3 developed by Sony studios. Nothing to say they can't recycle games for a new commercial release. Microsoft has some of those, but they farmed those out to third parties. Which is why the original two Banjo games aren't on the list.

@DepthAlly

Thank you for the typo catch. Another thing to be edited. Speaking to the criteria it isn't that weird. I decided it just made more sense fundamentally to judge the horses in the barn. Rather then weigh the crap piled up behind the barn.