2mrw said:
jack100 said: @2mrw you shouldn't say that, you don't know what everyone wants. Maybe someone own a PS3, just for playing Blu-ray movies, while they can use the 360 for just games. This is a hypothetical situations, but it's 1 of millions.
PEOPLE, you all shouldn't just assume that everyone is going to buy the PS3 version. What is the PS3 version cost like $100 and the 360 version cost lie $60? It might not happen, but it's a possibility. |
i was clearly talking abt FF gamer fans , not those who are using the PS3 as a movie player, i agree with you, i shouldn't assume that, that's a bad generalization for which i received a warning BUT the reasons that x360 fans are saying are pretty funny, the controller is better, lol , it's a turn based RPG ....... someone said "Can contact my Live friends to set-up multiplayer, while I'm playing XIII", is that even a reason ????
i know personal preferances are involved when you are selecting the version, but the reasons to get the PS3 version are much more significant than the reasons to get the x360 version, that's why i said multiplatform owner are suppose to get the PS3 version.
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the only real difference between the games for me is 3dvd's vs 1 blu ray. That is not a big deal. That means that during the 60 hours of gameplay you are going to spend aproximately 1 minute of your time getting up and switching discs. A hard chore for sure, but one that I'm willing to do.
Personally, I couldn't give a crap about the uncompressed sound or video, it all looks and sounds the same to me. I don't give a crap about achievements or trophies, so neither one of those are a factor. I do have about 80 XBL friends compared to 12 PSN friends though, and that could be a factor because sometimes I like to talk to friends when I'm playing games. If I have a bunch of friends online playing halo or MW2, I might want to jump in on those games instead of playing FF XIII. I haven't decided what version of the game I'm going to get yet, but right now I'm leaning towards the 360 version because that is what most of my friends play.
It isn't rocket science. I think it is pretty easy to understand why somebody would get the 360 version. Some people value the XBL experience more than unnoticeable differences in picture and sound.