yeah or you just busted sony giving precaclculated video's during a show.... I'd give any day more credit to gametrailer that has absolutely no interest into advantaging a console over the other.... than sony's marketing methods and suposedly real time videos like they have done since PS1... we all no they have been saying on previous generation it was real time when later we actually could see with our own eyes they were BSing all the way... and to be honnest I think MS and nintendo are a little more honnest on that... even though being in the marketing and addvertising busyness I wouldn't really trust any videos shown in a show what so ever...

iclim4 said:
its not like its a complicated process.
RGB in ps3 is limited in the display settings by default.
GT knows that simply setting the option to full could result in a much better picture.

If you are gonna compare 2 versions of the same game atleast optimize your machines, Optimizing one machine and not the other would be bias, would it not?
remember we are comparing the builds of the game not the setting of the machine.

for one thing use HDMI cables. (not all xbox360's have HDMI ports)
Another, use the same HDTV

They dont change the settings of the game, they are changing the settings in the ps3. Ubisoft tried hard to make ps3's Assasins creed look up to par against the Xbox360 version, and GT denied that hardwork and declared the Xbox360 version the winner because they didnt turn on a simple feature.

now i ask you, is that a fair comparison?

Then explain this to me, GENIUS:

DMC4 Development Originally Began on PC

Shockingly, once PS3-exclusive Devil May Cry 4 development actually began on PC, according to producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi who recently informed Gamasutra. Fortunately for them, this meant that the decision later to purse PC and Xbox 360 versions less than doubled the team’s workload.

The game is being powered by Capcom’s internally developed and shared MT Framework engine. Since the PS3’s specifications weren’t complete when development began, the team started working on the PC, though the game was still marked as an exclusive until March 2007.

“We initially planned only to release it on the PS3 in the first arc of development, but during the development of the game, Capcom announced that we decided that we were going to have a multiplatform strategy for the next generation machines, and we started to develop it for the 360 at that time,” said Kobayashi.

“By developing it on the PC [with the MT Framework], it’s very easy for us to work with the graphics and the gameplay, and see how the game is going to play,” he continued. “Actually, we’re still continuing to develop it on the PC, as well as being able to check how it runs on the 360 and the PS3.”

The game is due out next year on the aforementioned platforms.

sieanr said:

And thats exactly what you are asking them to do here. Both the 360 and the PS3 are set to default settings when capturing the video.

Also, they don't use an HDTV but a capture card for these videos.