Can't think of anymore categories... so final score

PC = 4

PS3 = 2

Xbox 360 = 1

Wii = 1

[QUOTE="GordonRamsay23"]

[QUOTE="Vesica_Prime"]

Kotor has been a multiplat since November 2003...

sSubZerOo

The full KOTOR Series is now exclusive to PC, since SW: TOR is part of the KOTOR Series and the only way to play the full series is on the PC. In other words, the Xbox lost a multiplat

Not they are not.. TOR is NOT the KOTOR series, its a spin off of a MMORPG.. If people seriously think its a sequel they need to play the KOTOR games and any mmorpg's.. It will share some similarities in story and the setting.. And thast it.. It will not play the same, nor will it use any of the mechanics of the last, nor iwll it have the strong narrative and character interactiosn of the last.

1. Mass effect 2 didn't play the same as Mass Effect and didn't use the mechanics of Mass Effect. Are you saying Mass Effect 2 isn't a sequel to Mass Effect?
2. Narrative and Character interaction looks pretty strong to me

*The following is my opinion only and uses exclusives only. In order to keep things as simple as possible, I won't be breaking down genres into sub-genres. (IE, FPS vs TPS, RTS vs TPS etc...). If you have a better exclusive, feel free to suggest it. The title I feel is best is based on personal opinion and metacritic scores. Winners will be BOLDED AND UNDERLINED.

Best Action Game

PC = Thief: The Dark Project (92)

PS3 = God of War III (93)

Xbox 360 = Shadow Complex (88)

Wii = Monster Hunter Tri (87)

Best Adventure Game

PC = Grim Fandango (94)

PS3 = Heavy Rain (87)

Xbox 360 = N/A

Wii = Zack and Wiki (87)

Best Shooter Game

PC = Unreal Tournament 2004 (93)

PS3 = Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (96)

Xbox 360 = Halo 3

Wii = Metroid Prime 3 (90)

Best Strategy Game

PC = Rome: Total War (92)

PS3 = Valkyria Chronicles (86)

Xbox 360 = Halo Wars (82)

Wii = Swords and Soldiers (84)

Best RPG

PC = Baldur's Gate 2 (95)

PS3 = Demon Souls (90)

Xbox 360 = Lost Odyssey (78)

Wii = Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (69)

Best Racing

PC = F1 Challenge 99-02 (91)

PS3 = ModNation Racers (90)

Xbox 360= Forza3 (92)

Wii = Mario Kart Wii (82)

Best Platform

PC = Prince of Persia

PS3 = Rachet and Clank: Tools of Destruction

Xbox 360= Banjo Kazooie

Wii = Super Mario Galaxy

Best Sports

PC = Earl Weaver Baseball

PS3 = Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds

XBox 360 = Stoked

Wii: Punch Out

[QUOTE="GordonRamsay23"]

[QUOTE="ZuneHD"]

i admit it exists.

thread title says 360 vs ps3. stay on topic please :)

ZuneHD

Then shouldn't the thread title be 360 vs PS3 vs PC?

??

Im made a list of all 360 "games" this year that arent on ps3. The ps3 list are "games" that arent on 360.

The thread title says 360 VS PS3.........

Seriously............there should be no problem here lol

Except they're not 360 games. They're PC/360 games.

[QUOTE="ZuneHD"]

[QUOTE="GordonRamsay23"]

If you are going to compare libraries, why do you pretend PCs dont exist?

jon_cia

i admit it exists.

thread title says 360 vs ps3. stay on topic please :)

Gotta agree here. I mean, hypothetically, if Super Mario Bros was somehow on both PS3 and Wii, you could put it on his PS3 list and pretend it doesn't exist on the Wii in this thread. How stupid would that sound?

[QUOTE="GordonRamsay23"]

[QUOTE="ZuneHD"]

lol I never said this was an exclusive comparison. Its a library comparison.

If PS3 cant play any of those games on the 360 list, it deserves to be mentioned. Plain and simple.

I NEVER said they are exclusive, im admitting they are multiplat. What I am saying is that anything on one but not the other deserves a mention.

ZuneHD

If you are going to compare libraries, why do you pretend PCs dont exist?

i admit it exists.

thread title says 360 vs ps3. stay on topic please :)

Then shouldn't the thread title be 360 vs PS3 vs PC?

Kotor has been a multiplat since November 2003...

Vesica_Prime

The full KOTOR Series is now exclusive to PC, since SW: TOR is part of the KOTOR Series and the only way to play the full series is on the PC. In other words, the Xbox lost a multiplat

[QUOTE="jon_cia"]

anything can be made to look in your favour if you add rediculous conditions, so please no multiplats

ZuneHD

lol I never said this was an exclusive comparison. Its a library comparison.

If PS3 cant play any of those games on the 360 list, it deserves to be mentioned. Plain and simple.

I NEVER said they are exclusive, im admitting they are multiplat. What I am saying is that anything on one but not the other deserves a mention.

If you are going to compare libraries, why do you pretend PCs dont exist?

I don't see how it really matters considering PC games run on windows,which is microsoft,and this game is an MMO which, generally are all on PC anyway.

JuKeE76

So? Dreamcast games runs on windows as well. Is the Dreamcast Microsoft? Because I always thought it was Sega's.

And since the Playstation runs on Linux, is the Playstation a Linux system? Sorry, but Operating System doesn't mean anything

One error I see Xbox 360 owners making all the time is choosing to output 1080p with their Xbox 360. The problem is that the Xbox 360 does a substandard up scaling pictures up. This can result in subpar picture quality and picture artifacts. Much of the source material on the Xbox 360 is below 1080p so scaling is often required in order to achieve a 1080p picture. If you have a native 1080p HDTV, you will always see a 1080p picture, whether it be native 1080p or upscaled 1080p.The only time you won't is if you set your HDTV to do 1:1 pixel mapping. Chances are however, your HDTV's internal scaler is much better than the Xbox 360's scaler. If you have a receiver, it most likely has a high quality internal video scaler and you can choose to let your receiver's scaler upscale the picture instead. So here is what you do

1. Make sure your HDTV has 1:1 pixel mapping set to OFF. If it is on, you will get a black border around a 720p picture.
2. Set your Xbox 360 to output 720p, which will often be the source material's native resolution. If you are watching DVDs, set it to 480p
3. Plug your Xbox 360 into your receiver and set your receiver to upscale all sources to 1080p. Then plug your receiver into your HDTV
4. If you do not have a receiver, plug your Xbox 360 straight into your HDTV

By doing this, you are minimizing the video processing of the Xbox 360 and letting something else which does a better job of scaling do the scaling instead. What you end up with is a far better upscaled 1080p picture, compared to if you set the Xbox 360 to 1080p.

*If you are watching HD-DVDs on your Xbox 360, set it to 1080p, since the source material on HD-DVDs is 1080p.