I am not sony nor do I own a ps3 and i can tell you the game is sub par compared to god of war. Sony doesn't have to pay me to say this...demo of the game is enough.

The game is not just mediocre, but its a blatant rip off. If you copy someone else, you better improve on the formula...

Even for 360 owners, I don't see how anyone would buy dantes inferno over Darksiders or Bayonetta.

Alos...its worth noting that PS3 version of Dantes inferno has a slightly higher review score on metacritic than X360. Sony did not influence reviews.

i don't agree on the graphics, they were too bad based on the demo, the gameplay was fun but gets boring fast unlike GOW, the story is very intresting to be honest, may be as intresting as GOW3's .

the game is a solid AA (7-7.5).

Congratulations, I think this thread has turned me into an alcoholic. I'll have to drink a lot to forget I read this.

you have the wrong side here, Microsoft has enough power to get any number fudged txrattlesnakes told me so

Nintendo fans complain about the wii being underrated and generally disregarded in the main media.

Lol, not a chance.

According to this article on Forbes (http://www.forbes.com/2006/12/19/ps3-xbox360-costs-tech-cx_rr_game06_1219expensivegames.html) Retailers make about $12 on a fully priced $60 game. Distributors make about $1 so that means on average Sony would be pulling in roughly $47 of revenue per GOWIII game sold. As for the licensing fees that Sony charges for Dante's Inferno, according to the article it's about $7. The article is using Gears Of War so it may be a little different but I doubt it is more than the $10 so that is a fair assumption. That means Sony is bringing in about $35-$40 more per GOWIII game sold than Dante's Inferno. 

Now obviously this is dealing with revenue and not profit as it cost a lot of money for Sony to develop GOWIII and it didn't cost them anything to develop Dante's Inferno. But assuming all costs of development/marketing/production(fixed costs) are already incurred, Sony makes atleast 5 times as much money on a GOWIII game than on a Dante's Inferno game when sold at a retailer. 

This article on NeoGaf (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341611) which I found the forbes article also backs this up as it seems a lot of people are putting their retail store at paying around $48-$52 per copy of a $60 game. $48 probably for large retailers that don't have to go through wholesalers and distribution companies while $52 for smaller single retail outlets that have to go through distributors and wholesalers that mark up the $48 game a few bucks. 

Are you a SONY/PS3 hater?

I doubt Sony paid them off, but I would be willing to believe that people took their opinion of God of War into the reviews (similar to taking their opinions of GH/RB into their review of Wii Music). And that has been a problem in a lot of the industry lately where the elitism of an existing franchise makes it hard for a newer IP to reach similar levels. And at times those new IPs don't need to be on the same level review wise, but animosity shoudn't be taken out on them just because of their similarities.

But know, I doubt Sony contributed any money to the review scores that Dante Inferno got and really I doubt they cared haha.

OBJECTION!

sorry, but those kinda crazy theories, are not called an opinion. Anyone can come up with random crap, and call it IMO, but if you don't have any evidence to back it up. Then is just wasting everyone's time. IMO:) My evidence: ps3 gaining an exclusive divine edition and early demo. Your move.