[QUOTE="ianuilliam"]Look at a ps1 launch title compared to a end title. Look at a PS2 launch title compared to a end-title. Or a x-box, although the lifespan of the x-box was less than that of any playstation. The fact is, no developer has ever taken advantage of the full extent of a systems hardware until YEARS after the system is released. Any system. There is room still for improvement in 360 games before they hit the hardwares limit. There is room for improvement still in PS3 games before they hit the hardwares limit. The difference is, when the 360 has pushed its limits and MS has to move on to a new system (at which point they will likely completely stop support of 360, forcing MS fans to shell out on a new system), the PS3 will still have untapped potential, because like it or not, it has better tech.even if thexbox1 release a bunch of good game in 2006-07 I would not have been interestedI was done with last gen a little after RE:4 and Forza came out summer 2005...I already know I will be done with this gen around 2010-2011 and if a console is not ready I will just PC game till one is...I am not a graphics **** but consoles peak about 4 maybe 5 years after release then anything after just feels played out because of it...The x-box had a 4 year life before you had to move on. Sony so far has offered 5-6 years between system launches, but also continued overlapping support of the previous console, making its system's lifespan in the 8-10 year range. The only way that was possible was by having tech that was ahead of its time, allowing it to stay marketable longer. So yea, the PS3 has better hardware, and you will see games that prove it. Once the 360 potential is tapped and you have to move on to the X-box 720 or 1080 or whatever they go to next.
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there is only a handful of games that I even go back and play for instance I love KOTOR but I tryed to play it the other day on PC and I was like ugh just because I have already played the hell out of it...I have been playing Halo1 and 2 recently just because I am amp'd for 3...there are only a couple games I play for nostalgia
I know you can't really make a rule out of 1 generation, but looking at the x-box lifespan, do you think the 360 will last until 2010-11? If they pull the same thing as last time, it'll be about 2009 when they release a new one and drop any kind of support on the 360. Maybe that's why they aren't too worried about fixing the crap hardware and are just using the extended warranty band-aid; because they know it's not worth worrying about when the 360's lifespan is half-done already.
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