[QUOTE="Out_Kast3000"]The fact that the guy thinks that there is no advantage to Blu-Ray and that MGS4 is possible on the PS3 shows he knows nothing on it.
The MGS4 devs have already said that he couldn't do MGS4 without Blu-Ray. Same with Uncharted, Killzone 2, etc. Not to mention other devs have said that they have had problems.
The XBOX 360 already has a game going 4 discs, funny.
I'm leaving it at that because I've just owned this thread with my above statements.
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Just like Lair devs said its not possible on 360. Just like Ubisoft said the next splinter cell isn't possible on ps3. Uncharted could be done on 360. I've played the demo and while looks great its nothing special. And the 4 discs is what? A heavily CGI cutscene intensive game. Mass Effect is 6.74 GB's and has 70 hours of gameplay which is about as long as guess what, Blue Dragon which is on 3 discs. FMV or CGI cutscenes take up way more space. Games that use in game engine for cutscenes have yet to fill up a single DVD9. Oh and Oblivion is another example of a game that took maybe barely over half of the space on a DVD9. That game was a long game too. 100+ hours i think. Wasn't there a ps1 game that was on 4 discs or more. Yes there was. No one complained then. Why are you making it such a big deal now. I know your just a die hard cow that can't take it that GTAIV is getting exclusive content on the 360 which the ps3 will never see light of day.
wow, fail.
First off, Mass Effect is not 70 hours, it's like a 20 hour game.
2nd, even if what you're saying is true about in game engines and filling up space, Many of the top games are CGI heavy(MGS, FFXIII). So they couldn't be done on the 360.
All you did was prove my point some more for me. kthx
And of course there was games for the PS1 that had 4 discs. Final Fantasy VIII is one of them and that came out like 5 years after the PS1 and there wasn't a better/cheaper format avaliable.
360 has a 3 disc game like a year and a half after release. And already has a 4 disc game too.
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