Mass Effect 2 cutscenes look compressed to hell(the non in-game engine ones). Doesn't bother me any. I am not playing FF, just figured I'd throw in my two cents.

He doesn't need to, everyone knows uncompressed video takes wayyyy more space than 50GBs. This is just basic settings in this web form: http://web.forret.com/tools/video_fps.asp?depth=8&fps=25&height=1080&interlace=no&title=HD+(1080p)&width=1920

1 hour of uncompressed, 1080p video is roughly 521 GBs, and I didn't bother putting optimal stuff in there, I just did standard resolution of 1080p.

Still getting the 360 version.
1080p videos would be nice, but not really noticable on my 24'' monitor. I'd rather want to use my 360 controller and have achievements. (Not to mention that my brother would be really pissed if I don't get it for the 360)

@kowenicki
since when GTAIV looks better on 360? IGN clearly said it looks better on PS3

essentially the same game.

but if you want the version with sharper visuals, no disc swapping and a game you can stick in your collection to keep get the ps3 version.

Im getting the superior version, the Xbox 360 version. Its superior because I can buy it used a couple of weeks after release for $40-45 USD, then split it 50:50 with my friend. We'll flip for who goes first and then once we're done with it, we'll sell it for $35-40 U.S.D. so my net contribution to playing the game is at worst $5. Thats what FFXIII is worth to me, $5. The Xbox 360 version will be cheaper and not maintain its value in the used market so then its all for the best.

see here

http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/reply.php?thread=100422&quote=3134809

that 's the kind of defference it will likely have

The difference between 720p and 1080p is slight at best. And I work with both everyday at work.

All of ME2 is in engine. there is no CGI.

No, I am certain that several of the spaceship scenes were CG, and these are the ones I am talking about.  Especially the ones right after going through the Omega 4 relay.