im just kind of tired of games taking forever to be released, and almost never living up to expectations because in the many years it takes to make that one game, people talk about it for every day, 365 days. And games like MGS are really the only ones using the ps3\'s potential..everything since then can run on the 360 just as well..and no games after MGS in the near future is coming out that is using the ps3 like that.
for me to spend the extra money, ill need more games to not only be like MGS, but for the games to actually be released instead of just hearsay and \'i cant wait\'
if i were these companies, i wouldnt talk about the game 4 years in advance. I\'d say \'yes, its coming out\' and never talk about it until its far in development. maybe a year before the release at most, while expecting some delays
Oh I understand now what you are saying.
Yeah both consoles are very close in terms of visuals. They are technically too close too. But I think the PS3 has some other great looking games on it except from the unreleased MGS, GT, FF(the new trailer looks mindblowing btw) etc. I think the nature of these games kind of excuses the delays though (reasons unrelated to the difficulty of development) and it is natural for people to talk about these, knowing the huge fanbase and the impact they had in the past.
But I ve played Uncharted, Rachet and Clank, and Heavenly Sword on it and they are doing great things on the console, and things that probably would have taken a bit of extra work to appear on the 360 or even be forced to change the design of the games.
Generally I agree though that they are way too close in their offerings currently. The majority of great games are multipltform, with only a very few exceptional exclusives doing some differentiation. Wether someone will go to the 360 or the PS3 it will depend on his personal tastes.
I ve many times found myself in a difficult position when I was asked by my friends or relatives what console to buy (everyone seems to come to me for some reason
), and I would spend hours with them in shops or at my house (showing them information, games and footage) until they decided which one to get since the line of difference is too thin in terms of software quality.
Some went with a 360, some with a PS3, and they were all equally satisfied at the end.