Ok, I'm sorry. I forgot the Cell can emulate a GeForce 9800 on SLI. My bad.

 It's like when you take the vemon away from a snake you get a ..... belt.

i didnt know so many people were educated in the demographics of the ps3's architecture.. you guys need to help EA out then because they had trouble with most ps3 games (except for burnout) last year...

And that's only using two of its SPEs. The SPU and other SPEs emulate a quad core Intel Core 2 Extreme while the RAM speeds itself up and emulates 4 GB.

Come on, is not only the Raw power of the processor, is the huge amount of Ram and Vram needed, PCs with 512Mb or VRam keep popping things out of nowhere...

Yes Crysis can run on consoles but only making huge sacrifices...

 actaully its about as strong as an 6800GT

First off, i think this is a useless source; if anything, in my mind, the game will come to the 360 and not the PS3.

Second off, if it did come to the PS3, you cannot expect it to have amazing graphics, it juct wouldnt happen, for the same reason that games run better on the 360 than the PS3. Crysis was made like nearly every other game was made; the graphics card creates the models and the textures, and the processor does the physics etc, and for this reason Crysis would not run well on the PS3 unles there was a total engine overhaul. On the PS3 the Cell does the graphics models, and the graphics card does the textures... Now while this means you can get more power out of it than with the 360, but this statement is only true when the game is specifically designed to run like this. For this reason, Crysis would run better on the 360, and will more likely be ported to the 360, than the PS3.

Resistance 2

 eh?

Killzone 2

...

This is fun.