Multiplat outselling exclusive doesn't indicate anything about the multiplat being better, so your post makes no sense.

You have to compare it on a platform basis, and you know that.

Still, keep showing exaggerated enthusiasm for Prototype! After all, have to be hyped for it because it's the direct rival to a game that's not available on your system, right?. Yawn...

I wasn't actually refering to Prototype or Infamous from your post. Was merely laughing at the fact that you felt you NEEDED to get across the fact Prototype is Multiplat and Infamous isn't ...

And please don't judge me by your standards, I don't praise everything to do with the 360 and I certainly don't bash everything on the PS3. By what Auxumblade has been telling me it sounds as if Infamous is a great game.

What do you mean you weren't referring to Prototype or inFamous? You mentioned them both. :/

And the chap's statement was unclear as to whether he was musing PS3 or combined, so I raised it expecting him to reply. Instead, I got you trying to provoke me. Shame.

unclear! I think its very obvious to everyone why Prototype will sell more than infamous  .... I wasn't trying to provoke you.

I bet you're right.

Don't you know that all sony first part games at least sell 2 million copies?

I remember when a game was lucky to sell 1 million.

6 copies sold LTD

You remember the last few months, before E3, when all the maniacal fanboys and biased websites were touting how PS3 woudl pass 360 this year, and would get within reach of Nintendo?  The reasons were always "KillZone 2, InFamous, WKC, Uncharted 2, and GT5".  It may just be "fanboy hype" that doesn't extend past geeks like us, but people were heralding those 5 games as the dawn of armageddon for Sony's competitors.  If they weren't implying it was going to be a "system seller," then how woudl it have been partially responsible for "turning the tide," as it were?

@papflesje

Sounds like you must have had trouble playing devil's advocate on that one...  I will admit that the game is capable of adrenaline rushes for minutes at a time...  But then there are plenty of slow, plodding moments that make up the majority of the game.  The entire bridge segment at the beginning, from front to back, is pretty boring.  An adrenaline rush requires challenge and excitement...  Anything as repetitive as InFamous is gonna fail you in the "adrenaline rush" category, and for some the handful of electricity powers will not sustain the fun for the length of the game.  At that point, you need a really compelling story, and let's face it...  That is NOT InFamous' strong point.  I'm not really sure what is.  It's just a decent game, nothing more.

I initially gave a low prediction of 100K for first week (which wasn't super far off I guess), but I felt I was going to be way off after seeing tons of commercials all over the place on different channels and times of day (unlike Killzone 2 ads which I saw 1 for during an episode of GTTV). There was also a lot of interest in finding the best deals on it at Redflagdeals.com (which is a Canadian deal hunter's paradise lol) as well which was like the lead up to KZ2. I guess we'll have to see how it does with a full week of release at the next report.

On the topic of the commercials, eventhough I've seen the commercials a ton of times now, it doesn't seem like it would really amaze someone who knew nothing of the game enough to go out and get it. Anyone else get that feeling?