[QUOTE="Chaos_HL21"]

The game would be more than one DVD, but the way MGS 4 had it installs I would rather have more than one DVD and you have to change DVDs every Act, rather than installing for every Act.

bobtheflounder

Feel free to go back to Commodor64 days lol

Same here. I can change a disk in less than a minute. MGS4 had over 30 minutes of installation time and takes up 4.6 GB of my hard drive. Ridiculous.

Well,

if graphics didnt matter, we all would have been playing WII right now.

PS3 is not pirate free. You just dont download the games, simple. You transfer them from system to system. Go to Europe people.rzepak

That's not possible.

If one bought the game through PSN, you can SHARE it with upto 5 people.

Just transferring games between hard drives does NOT work.

[QUOTE="beachbob1"]I disagree with the argument that Sony was thinking long tern and won the format war. It's tuff to see that far in the future. The next Gen for movies may not see the sales DVD and VHS did. Haven't you noticed Blockbuster Video's ever shrinking bussiness model. The future for Movies is already here. DL Netflix/360 The next gen consoles will be powerhouses and you wil be surfing the net and downloading most of your games and movies imo. MP3 is still in its infancy and look what it has done to the music industry already.Albanian_Killa

Downloading? :lol: If Sony took the downloading route now, no one would buy it. With bandwidth restrictions so messed up, I don't think DLC is the best method. Sure, 10 years from now, of course, but so far, no. First of all, Netflix streaming from what I hear is not HD. If someone can tell me if I'm right or wrong that would be great. Streaming eats up bandwidth too because data isn't coming in by magic here now. Netflix is easy in terms of you can watch any movie in a click, but I prefer hard copy. So far, content on the PSN Store and XBL Marketplace is in 720p from what I'm hearing. 1080p is better than 720p, which is why Blu-Ray is the future. I don't want DLC to be the future. Businesses will go bankrupt, and this world will become fatter than ever with everyone staying at home and not going outside. I know what you're thinking, wtf am I doing bringing this here. All I'm saying is that if the future is DLC, things are going to have to change a lot.

Correction, Sony has already started streaming it's movie studios on ps3 in the US.

Works flawlessly as far as I heard.

[QUOTE="kaangonultas"][QUOTE="IgorVitaly"]

[QUOTE="MetroidPrimePwn"]Eh, from what I've seen, the graphics are seriously hit and miss in this game. Kinda like in Lost Planet. In that game, some of the monsters seemed to be almost CGI quality, but some of the things in the game were like PS2 textures in 720p, while most stuff fit somewhere in between. I'm getting the same vibe with KZ2 screenshots. Some of the stuff looks great, some looks like crap, most is in the "mildly good" area.ProductNumber49

Yes its a hit n' miss.

No it just looks horrible in the daylight when you can see every low-res texture and when there is ZERO motion blur

To sum it all, Killzone 2 uses graphical illusions (funky words)

The hell you say?

This last thing this game is but "looking horrible".

You can chat all you want about gameplay but be serious man. This is a true work of art.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned WOW.

It just doesnt get bigger than that.

Anyone getting this release for ps3 is shooting himself in the foot.

EA are well notorious for making big games with tons of bugs and 0 support.

I aint getting near this game. Not after what they did to the Orange Box.

[QUOTE="SolidTy"][QUOTE="RyuHayabusaX"][QUOTE="SolidTy"][QUOTE="Adonymous"]

Xbox wasn't worth it for MS....they lost $5billion, and are still in the red on their games division.

taj7575

It was a LONG TERM investment, like Blu-Ray is for Sony.

But don't you see, BLU-RAY beat HDDVD! You see, SONY was thinking LONGTERM. You are only looking at the PS3. Sony is also looking at Electronic devices, movie formats, and more.

Sure, they want the PS3 to be successful, but they wanted BLU-RAY to be a standard, which it is NOW.

If Microsoft is using Blu-Ray for the Xbox 720, then SONY won. See how that works, it's envisioning the future. IS it a gamble?

Sure.

But that business for you.

Uhh...Blu Ray is not that important NOW.

MS took the smart route by cancelling hd-dvd and just waiting till games demand a TON of space, which is going to happen in the future.

Rage is already on 2 compressed dvd9.

Bluray came up ontop of the HD war.

MGS4 is the first ever game to weigh in 33gb.

Developers complain one DVD9 is hardly enough for their work.

Xbox is starting to get 2 disc games.

I'll say Bluray was right on spot.

Dirt.

A wanna be combination of Motorstorm and NFS.