I am actually a 1-months old PS3 noob. I already have COD4 and SF4, so I want to buy ONE platform game next week. So, which one is the best of four?

I played all of them in demos and my impression went like "ok, they're kind of overrated," but I've heard many of you said the real game is much better.

Here's my impression out of demo:

Star Wars Force > MGS4 > Wolverine > inFAMOUS

[QUOTE="Shin_Akuma01"][QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]get a ps3 if you can, better hardware and better exclusives.piercetruth34

Shin I've done exactly what you are. The 360 auto detects and fits the screen. The ps3 you have to adjust from within the game. It's not a big deal. you need the vga adaptor for the 360. Just get a hdmi to dvi cable for the ps3. Both work fine. The ps3 just takes a little more tinkering.

I think you made the right choice although you cant really go wrong either way.

Actually, I have HDMI to HDMI. It looks so amazing, but I think I miss some parts of the picture. If you have PS3, go download SF4 theme and put it to your wallpaper. Look for "CAPCOM" on the top left corner of your monitor. I only see "COM" while "CAP" is missing. I have to tune my monitor later.

Now it's official that I have PS3. I just bought it last night. Thank you for many posters who reply here (including fanboys :) ). It's really worth it and I don't really notice the difference between 16:9 to 16:10 aspect ratio.

Please no more fanboy.

What about people type short words answer like "Go for PS3!" ?

I am still trying to find a true quality post. I notice there are too many fanboys, so any advice how to spot one without falling for his trap?

Update: I'm 99% to go for PS3. The only 1% remains is that I don't have enough money yet. :p

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[QUOTE="Shin_Akuma01"] The problem with me is that I don't have a source to obtain them for free. subrosian

Hmm try PMing Subrosian and see if he can give you the ways. I heard some of them and it really surprised me. If not, it'll run you $100 for the OS on newegg. It's the same for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions.