Virtua Tennis PS3 vs. 360

Can someone please explain to me why the PS3 version has no online support ? I do have both PS3 and 360 but really puzzles me the fact that developers didn't implement online for PS3 leaving PS3 owners in the dirt ....
Thanks for any feedback
Peace
peppeaccardo

[QUOTE="flabjab93"]
WOW more lies. Last time I checked, you needed hdmi to get full 1080p, which 360 lacks
LosDaddie

WOW.....you just self-owned! :lol:

It's obvious you know nothing about 1080p and HD cables. Just stop now or you will only self-own some more.

FYI: Component cables are fully capable of 1080p

I really wish the ps3 version had online, virtua tennis sucks anyways. And this is from someone who loves tennis. (Much, much rather play actual tennis than virtua tennis)munu9

[QUOTE="KeyWii"][QUOTE="blackace"]Wow!! Movies. Let me know when you find some actually gameplay pics. Even with these pictures, the game doesn't look realistic.

blackace

Hhhmmm.. no. You can't really compare a racer with a shooter. "Those pics look no better then Forza 2."

[QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="flabjab93"]
WOW more lies. Last time I checked, you needed hdmi to get full 1080p, which 360 lacks
Me-Ur-Daddy

WOW.....you just self-owned! :lol:

It's obvious you know nothing about 1080p and HD cables. Just stop now or you will only self-own some more.

FYI: Component cables are fully capable of 1080p

... To answer your fallacies by number.

1. -Any computer... even my 10 year old PC can do 1080p. It's just a friggen stupid resolution.

-Signals are not downgraded through component. It is impossible to see the difference between VGA,component, HDMI, DVI... in some rare cases there is a difference and either component or hdmi could look better but that depends on your tv.

2. You do realize that either way any type of signal whether it be digital or analog is converted to analog in the end? Even if you connect a digital cable to your television it has to transfer that information into analog so your eyes can see it. Whether you do the conversion before it reaches the television or at the television it doesn't make a difference.

[QUOTE="Me-Ur-Daddy"][QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="flabjab93"]
WOW more lies. Last time I checked, you needed hdmi to get full 1080p, which 360 lacks
CPM_basic

WOW.....you just self-owned! :lol:

It's obvious you know nothing about 1080p and HD cables. Just stop now or you will only self-own some more.

FYI: Component cables are fully capable of 1080p

... To answer your fallacies by number.

1. -Any computer... even my 10 year old PC can do 1080p. It's just a friggen stupid resolution.

-Signals are not downgraded through component. It is impossible to see the difference between VGA,component, HDMI, DVI... in some rare cases there is a difference and either component or hdmi could look better but that depends on your tv.

2. You do realize that either way any type of signal whether it be digital or analog is converted to analog in the end? Even if you connect a digital cable to your television it has to transfer that information into analog so your eyes can see it. Whether you do the conversion before it reaches the television or at the television it doesn't make a difference.

[QUOTE="CPM_basic"][QUOTE="Me-Ur-Daddy"][QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="flabjab93"]
WOW more lies. Last time I checked, you needed hdmi to get full 1080p, which 360 lacks
Me-Ur-Daddy

WOW.....you just self-owned! :lol:

It's obvious you know nothing about 1080p and HD cables. Just stop now or you will only self-own some more.

FYI: Component cables are fully capable of 1080p

... To answer your fallacies by number.

1. -Any computer... even my 10 year old PC can do 1080p. It's just a friggen stupid resolution.

-Signals are not downgraded through component. It is impossible to see the difference between VGA,component, HDMI, DVI... in some rare cases there is a difference and either component or hdmi could look better but that depends on your tv.

2. You do realize that either way any type of signal whether it be digital or analog is converted to analog in the end? Even if you connect a digital cable to your television it has to transfer that information into analog so your eyes can see it. Whether you do the conversion before it reaches the television or at the television it doesn't make a difference.

The difference between Component and HDMI is insanley negligable. HDMI is slightly sharper and trust me I mean only slightly. Component has better colors. I actually have a 40 inch Sony Bravia 1080p LCD and I use an expensive HDMI Monster Cable for my HD digital cable box and it REALLY does not look any better than the stock component cables that came with the box. I only use the HDMI cable because I spent so much money on it I feel like I have to use it but man was it a waste of money for the results. HDMI is all hype. 

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