| bugrimmar said:
So what if it's more powerful? It's not like the difference is a generation away. Think PS2 vs. Xbox. Which one had the better games? Which one received better support from developers? Those things are the more important aspects that people should worry about. |
It's pretty simple. More powerful means more potential. Better FPS means better gaming experience. Better resolution means better gaming experience. Better hardware, should mean better ability for developers to create better exclusive software. I'd argue in a 'Closed' system environment, specs matter even more than ever because of the limited mobility.
PS2 - Xbox is a bad comparison because PS2 was out for far longer than Xbox and had already secured a number of exclusives and built up a library. Still a game like Halo simply wasn't possible on PS2 and it is exactly what built the Microsoft brand from nothing to something.
