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Skeeuk on 13 December 2008

ps3 version for me, i see no reason in buying the 360 version its pointless.



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Shura on 13 December 2008

360



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Wetcoaster on 13 December 2008

If I get it, I'll be getting it for the 360.



pbroy on 13 December 2008

360. Maybe get the PS3 version too, if there are good exclusive promos with it.

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Rei on 13 December 2008

PS3, I dont have a 360.

selnor said:  It's glad really. I'm just glad Hironobu Sakaguchi is still around. Because the 3 best FF's were all directed and Produced by him. FF2, 6 and 7. 

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fazz on 13 December 2008

PC if it's good enough.



Acevil on 13 December 2008
jetrii2 said:
Xbox 360. I have a PS3 but I only use it for exclusives. Game installs annoy the heck out of me.

 

Same as me.



 

Acevil on 13 December 2008
Xen said:
jetrii2 said:
jacks81x said:
jetrii2 said:
Xbox 360. I have a PS3 but I only use it for exclusives. Game installs annoy the heck out of me.

Personally I would take game install over changing disc anyday.  You don't have to phsyically be there while the game is installing.  You pop the disc in, go grab a bite or something, come back and it's done.  Maybe it's just me, but I don't see that as that big of an inconvenience.  I mean, what's the difference between that and using a PC?  Every application on your PC needs to be installed.

 

 

Maybe it's just me, but when I pop a game into my game console, I want to play a game, not grab a bite to eat. I would rather spend a total of maybe 50 seconds changing discs than 10-30 minutes waiting for a game to install, even if I don't have to be there for most of the time.

No PS3 game takes that much. MGS4, the one that has the longest install of all, is 8 mins.

 

 

8 minutes + 3 minutes for each act after that = 20 minutes.



 

Capulous on 13 December 2008

If I get it, it will be for whichever system it hits the bargin prices (



jetrii2 on 13 December 2008
Acevil said:
Xen said:
jetrii2 said:
jacks81x said:
jetrii2 said:
Xbox 360. I have a PS3 but I only use it for exclusives. Game installs annoy the heck out of me.

Personally I would take game install over changing disc anyday.  You don't have to phsyically be there while the game is installing.  You pop the disc in, go grab a bite or something, come back and it's done.  Maybe it's just me, but I don't see that as that big of an inconvenience.  I mean, what's the difference between that and using a PC?  Every application on your PC needs to be installed.

 

 

Maybe it's just me, but when I pop a game into my game console, I want to play a game, not grab a bite to eat. I would rather spend a total of maybe 50 seconds changing discs than 10-30 minutes waiting for a game to install, even if I don't have to be there for most of the time.

No PS3 game takes that much. MGS4, the one that has the longest install of all, is 8 mins.

 

 

8 minutes + 3 minutes for each act after that = 20 minutes.

I really don't want to turn this into a debate, but to me, that is the equivalent of MGS4 coming in 5 discs. Your options are either sit there for 3 minutes waiting or walk away, which you would have to do to change the disc if it came in multiple discs. I think the PS3 is a great console. I am not too fond of Sony, but that doesn't change the fact that the PS3 is a marvel of engineering. Game installs on the other hand changes it from an amazing console to a decent one.