Dallinor on 28 April 2008
| kingofwale said: "MR : For example, we’ve reserved one whole processor on the PS3 for Dolby Digital 5.1 sound whereas on the 360 you have part of one processor to do that. So we can have a lot better sound mixing and a lot more effects going on at the same time. That kinds of makes us do a little bit less in the game [360] but makes for better audio. If we’re doing a PS3 only game however, we could be doing a lot more. We could be pushing a lot more on the screen." THANK YOU... someone actually know how to use the power of Multi-Core CELL. |
That seems to be the main difference, as of the moment, between 360 and PS3 exclusives. Games like Resistance and Ratchet and Clank had a lot more things going on on-screen than any 360 title.
