Sigh. You\'re an ass seven.
Why thank you for the nice compliment.
No need to get personal my friend. That\'s as low as you can get.
I don\'t truly understand the PS2 archetecture, but many people do and they have spoken in favour of the xbox. I do however understand xbox hardware.
Okay, I\'ll play the ass my friend. Get me some of those articles. I will love to see them, since the majority of articles I have read in the past have proven not to know damn about the PS2\'s hardware. It\'s up to you to prove me wrong now.
I\'ve seen spec sheets, and maxxed out, the PS2 can\'t touch the xbox or GC. Why do you take this as a personal affront? The PS2 is older hardware, by over a year. At the rate that hardware improves, it\'s just common sense that the PS2 cannot match the newer xbox and GC. There have been hundreds of comparissons done and it is undeniable. You trying to argue the point is sad.
You\'re talking about maxxed out specs... care to explain what that means? As far as I know, not even the developers know what "maxxed out" is. But I am sure one of your articles can explain what not even the developers know at the moment. :rolleyes: Very funny Watchdog.
It\'s like saying that the DC is arguably more powerful than the PS2--it\'s just not true. The proof is in the graphics of these 1st gen GC and xbox games. That alone should shut you up. If ignorance is bliss, you are high and dreaming in technocolour.
By the way, you\'re getting this all the wrong way. Reread my post please: where did I write anything about which console is more powerful? The only thing I am out on is that X-Box does not have the newest hardware, technology wise. It\'s a fact, trust me, unlike you I know my facts.
Do you determin the hardware by its release date or the technology involved? What does X-Box have that makes it so newer than PS2\'s hardware? The release date? Come on... I am speaking about the technology here, not about which console is released first. If X-Box really had newer technology, it wouldn\'t have a PC CPU/GPU slapped into one box. It\'s funny that even Intel themselves state that the Pentium III is weak for graphics and that the architecture is all build upon a technology that is dying and over 20 years old. The Emotion Engine on the other hand is brand new, and beyond that, the only true 128-bit parallel processor unit there is. More inovation? It\'s the first to feature small memory and large buses - something that requires the developers to rethink their way of programming software. And here you are, someone who doesn\'t even know damn about the PS2\'s hardware (a "I think I know-it-all") and say
"And the PS2 cannot match graphics with GC or xbox, this year, next year, etc. It\'s a hardware bottleneck, it\'s older hardware. It\'s not a fault of the PS2."Ain\'t that laughable? What really gets me pissed now days are people like you who read some article here and there and then seem to think they know it all. Well, it\'s sad, but a lot of those writers actually don\'t understand the complexity of the PS2 themselves, yet they state that the PS2 lacks this and that and will never be able to compete. How bad is that? Developers are proving that the PS2 has some great stuff in there - and I believe that the PS2 will deliever.
X-Box on the other hand is at its first generation software, which is looking impressive. The other thing though is, that this first generation software (specifically talking about DoA3 here) is already taking a lot out of its hardware. It\'s not suprising that X-Box is looking already that good (PC similar architecture, very easy development, DirectX support) - just don\'t expect it to get \'much\' better.
Judging the PS2 right now is just not fair. They are two completly different consoles with a totally different hardware. It will take more time for developers to really tap the power of the PS2, but it\'s coming. But yeah, you\'ve got your articles that prove otherwise, ey? Dream on buddy, time and the developers will hopefully shut people like you up.