I hope they understand the Cell, RSX, and how the Cell interacts with the RSX in order to really push the hardware the proper way. The 360 for them is just a PC with EDram so that wont be an issue as they've shown they are realy good engine devs unlike epic who screwed so many devs with their engine.

     What I said.  I want to see one game on 360 that has a deeper than average run of the mill weekend movie on the Sc-Fi Channl.  So far, I haven't seen one and most of the games on the 360 could be Sci-Fi Channel movies in movie form.  Certainly, Gears of War doesn't have much more of a story than Starship Troopers and Alan Wake is just about like your run of the mill horror film.

On the other hand a game like The Last Guardian (and even Heavy Rain seems closer to a David Lynch film than your average horror film) seem to have deeper artistic aspirations.

     What I said.  I want to see one game on 360 that has a deeperplot  than the average run of the mill weekend movie on the Sc-Fi Channl.  So far, I haven't seen one and most of the games on the 360 could be Sci-Fi Channel movies in movie form.  Certainly, Gears of War doesn't have much more of a story than Starship Troopers and Alan Wake is just about like your run of the mill horror film with maybe a bit of influence from John Carpenter's Mouth of Madness.

On the other hand a game like The Last Guardian (and even Heavy Rain seems closer to a David Lynch film than your average horror film and the parts with the children playing that I've seen in the vids seem like nods towards Fritz Lang's M.) seem to have deeper artistic aspirations.

     What I said.  I want to see one game on 360 that has a deeperplot  than the average run of the mill weekend movie on the Sc-Fi Channl.  So far, I haven't seen one and most of the games on the 360 could be Sci-Fi Channel movies in movie form.  Certainly, Gears of War doesn't have much more of a story than Starship Troopers and Alan Wake is just about like your run of the mill horror film with maybe a bit of influence from John Carpenter's Mouth of Madness.

On the other hand a game like The Last Guardian (and even Heavy Rain seems closer to a David Lynch film than your average horror film and the parts with the children playing that I've seen in the vids seem like nods towards Fritz Lang's M.) seem to have deeper artistic aspirations.

Is this a serious post? You're judging games that have not even released yet and making comparisons to make what kind of point?

How is Kill Zone or Resistance or any FPS on the PS3 any different from Starship Troopers? And what does the PS3 have to compare to Alan Wake?

Sony "supporters" sure are spooky.

lol, so PS3 exclusives are...movie level quality, in their storytelling?

...and 360 games couldn't even have their stories put on the Sci-Fi channel?

Ever play Mass Effect, Tales of Vesperia, Fallout 3, Dead Space, Lost Odyssey?

Ever see StarShip troopers or a "run of the mill" horror film on the Sci-Fi channel?

Not only did you significantly contradict yourself, but you also created one of the most insignificant and insubstantiated arguments I've ever heard on ANY subject.

What does the quality of the storyline in the best game on the Xbox 360 have to do with this thread? Have you played The Last Gaurdian or Heavy Rain? Could they be on Sci-Fi? What exactly are you implying with your statements towards the 360's top story based games library?

     That the stories in what are considered to be great 360 games aren't any deeper than those in movies on The Sci-Fi Channel and are many times influenced by those movies.  Gears of War isn't any better than Starship Trooper or Dog Soldiers.  Heck, they've got a movie coming on in a couple of seconds called Savage Planet.  I'm sure it is just a B movie but better than any 360 games.