Source : www.1up.com

Since changing its tune about "skipping" a PS3 release of Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3, citing the platform's "exotic

and tough" development climes, EA Los Angeles actually says its time learning the ins-and-outs of the architecture has

been for the best.

Speaking to 1UP, producer -- and former games journo -- Greg Kasavin claims the PS3 version (the Ultimate Edition") is

the best-looking of the bunch, sporting better water effects and more detailed units. In addition, the

"general color palette" is somehow improved. As we've previously reported, the PS3 release of Red Alert 3 is launching

with free DLC maps and includes a whole bunch'a bonus material (making-of clips, bloopers and other vignettes).

The moral of this story: Developers can make PS3 perform some neat tricks if they just take the time to get to know it.

Sometimes simply over a cup of coffee; other times while tackling one of those team-building obstacle courses together.

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What do u think??

one a side note :

RTS on console : non event

see the average Halo Wars sales

(going back to Dawn of war 2)

it better be better

Developers r geting more and more into PS3 not only that but they .......enjoy....the developing process 

PS3 puts the D in Developing..(nice one...i'll contact Sony PR)

A Cynical heart will say "or it could just be sweet talk to excuse the delayed game and their earlier laziness and if tomorrow they were to work on a 360 only game they will harp on about how awesome sauce it is working on that and much better than other unmentioned consoles."

^_^ haha, my internet connection is not allowing me to watch Dexter on the ps3 so I'm crabby :D

Better read that than being blind ... (reminder : development is cost not art...).

What r u trying to say...Ur sentence doesn't make any sense.....

PS :  Cant really blame u Hommer

That 's because I translated literally from french : It is better to read this than being blind... (The EA statment).

Well depends what you would prefer. Waiting an extra 6-8 months for a slightly better version or getting a competent version 6-8 months before the competition. I'd definately go for the latter.

Personally I prefer the version that's already heavily discounted ($30 on PC,360) not the one that retails months late at full price.