I'm assuming the PS3 version will be better for reasons already said. It has been designed on the PS3 first and foremost, and yes the comments JC made. I have asked you whether or not you think FFXIII can fit onto a reasonable number of discs without it being compressed (For the 360). If you had said from the start 'yes', then I would have believed you and dropped it, but you responded by dodging the question. If it can't be fit onto a reasonable number of discs without being compressed, surely it will lose some of it's quality?
Dodged a question? You was never clear, so don't try that one.
Anyway, I doubt there's anything in the PS3 version that the 360 can't do. What you've jumped on is a comment by JC because he thinks (rightly so) that M$ should drop the additional disc charge, hence why he has gone public. If you bothered to read it properly, he says the 360 version of the Doom4 engine (Which Rage is powered on) is identical to the PS3 version.
It's a clever ply to get the charge dropped, nothing more. If it doesn't, than I've no doubt he'll miss things out deliberately.
Don't be so patronising lambs, I may not have the degrees you have and I may not be as intelligent as you are in the fields we are discussing. Doesn't mean I can't have my say.
You are more than welcome to your say and this is not about intelligence at all. It's about not talking about things that you don't know about. If, for example, you'd asked the question first instead of talking about the PS3 version of FF13 being better as fact, then I'd have gladly talked about it with you.
I find it unfair when people can be lead astray by such comments, hence why I do stick up for ANY machine that is getting unfair stick. Hell when you were away, me and Weaste were on the same fecking side a number of times about the PS3!
I was originally talking about the fact I don't think FFXIII will move as many consoles as MS or others may like to think. That is just my opinion on it, why you are getting so defensive and wound up about it I don't know. And if your referring to the Soul Calibur IV post with the attachment remark, look at which thread it was posted in.
Ok, fair enough. I don't see why that is such a big deal at all, but I guess I'll leave it alone.
I seem to you remember you saying the LBP wouldn't catch on as user generated content wouldn't catch on mainstream, perhaps I've got it wrong as it was a while back, and apologies if I have.
You have got it wrong. I'm a huge admirer of LBP and have been probably even before you even heard of it. My comments are about the people using it, not the game itself.
Regards KillZone 2 I briefly looked over the debate you and Weaste were having (In the E3 thread I think), and it seemed you were also having digs at it.
Wrong again. Weaste said a few things about it being advanced and I was wanting clarification. Weaste has been following it's development since day one and I was more interested in what (if anything new) they were doing with the techniques.
In fact, I've fecking praised the standard shooter gameplay more than Weaste himself has!!!
You are yet to pick up a PS3, that suggests to me you prefer the two consoles you currently have. Fair enough if you do, each to their own. PS3 is not a precious toy, I just think it is the best console out there and suits my needs. And like I said I will stick up for it when it gets mis-labelled, just like you do with the Wii/360.
Nope, the PS3 just isn't worth my money right now, I've stated numerous times why. You seem to forget that fact. You also seem to forget that I've owned all the Sony machines to date and credit them with me becoming a professional developer in the first place.
But hey, don't let any of that get in the way of you saying I dislike them!
Like i said I'm not re-spouting shit, if you could have just answered my question in the first place we could have avoided all this, but as it were you decided to degenerate into the insults.
I won't do the same, I like you as a poster. (Today doesn't count!)
You never asked me a question at first. But fair enough, no harm done.