[QUOTE="Fanboy5647"][QUOTE="Mr_Nordquist"]

This

Well, I sure wouldn't buy GTA twice, OR buy it on the PS3.

I also just wouldn't buy GTA in general since that series is so boring.

I don't like slowdown, but all the times I've ever experienced it it's never been the end of the world. Sometimes it adds to gameplay sort of like some slow motion type of thing :P

But no. Only real time I've ever experienced slowdown that made a game unplayable has been on my computer. Not on consoles....yet.

No, and I hope to all the gods I never, ever get that sort of mindset. To be totally bound by visuals is to be a tool.

Verge_6

BR technology too advanced or too expensive to pirate?

[QUOTE="IronBass"]No. The day graphics become that important to me, I'll know it's the right time for me to leave gaming.Mr_Nordquist

This

Not at all. For example, I've been playing Crysis: Warhead and then Persona 4 and it doesn't bother me.

tubbyc

[QUOTE="Fanboy5647"][QUOTE="snow-cones"]In my opinion, some games (like action adventure) play better on a console than a PC, so no, the graphics don't have that much of an effect on me, not like you were describing.DragonfireXZ95

How to get past Blu-ray protection for films.

1) Get a Blu-ray disk drive.

2) Use AnyDVD HD or a similar program to remove the Blu-ray DRM and rip the Blu-ray to HDD.

3) Use a compatible program to convert the Blu-ray film into a suitable HD format, I use Badaboom to convert to 1080p MP4.

4) Enjoy your DRM free HD film.

Anyone here with a Blu-ray disk drive can do this, there are trial versions of both AnyDVD HD and Badaboom for people to try it out themselves. This is perfectly legal; as the law dictates you can make a personal backup of your films, as long as you don't distribute you are fine.

The only reason PS3 piracy is not rampant is because it is impractical to distribute those massive disk images over the internet, few people can also afford a Blu-ray disk burner at this time. It's easy to get past Blu-ray protection, PS3 piracy is just not practical.

No, and I hope I never do. Honestly.SpruceCaboose

In my opinion, some games (like action adventure) play better on a console than a PC, so no, the graphics don't have that much of an effect on me, not like you were describing.snow-cones

[QUOTE="Fanboy5647"][QUOTE="PSdual_wielder"]

Stop thinking graphics makes a game playable, because clearly it doesn't.

frame rates does, but in your top post you were talking about resolutions and textures. Personally I'd rather play a well-optimized game at no slowdown at the cost of pretty effects rather than one that doesn't. Years of both PC and console gaming have given me this mentality lol.