Considering the compressing technology we have now, not to mention FFVII if you look at the size of the game probably is not as big as you all think it is.
Unfortunetly I dont have pictures to show you, but if you got the money to drop on a new TV it is deffinetly worth it. The difference is 480i vs a HD picture be it 720por 1080p is remarkable. Getting something to play HD movies is worth the investment as well.
Microsoft is having some major issues with Live right now, Forza is not the only game suffering from the problem either. Tons of people are having logging on to games like Halo 3 and COD4 as well.
Ok first off, no one can honestly think the 360 is already showing its age its only been out 2 years, developers probably still have not figured out how to utilize the hardware inside they 360 no more than they have figured out how to use the cell technology in the ps3. I mean take a look at the ps2, it took them what 7 to 8 years to make some of the best looking games for the ps2. God of War, God of War 2, FFXII, Shadow of the Collossus plus others I cant even remember the name too. And the ps2 had its fair share of hardware failures too, how many different version of the ps2 did sony make? Sony eventually got it all sorted out with the ps2 I'm sure MS will too.
They can do another one but not to add more power or anything like that...
If their new PlayStation TV European adaptor does very well, it may be possible for Sony to make an "all-in-one" PS3 that has the PlayStation TV hardware included and nothing more. If is successful, that would be a very good move for them, if not, they will continue selling the adaptor separated.
The same way PS2 started with an external "network adapter" and ended with all this harware included on the Slim PS2, Sony will always be changing their hardware.
I think they will do changes with time, but not like "doublilng the power".
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You say the ps2 ended up with all the hardware inside of it, yet MS is getting flamed for possibly doing the same thing... and the the reply earlier I thought the ps3 could already see through time after all it uses "CELL TECHNOLOGY" ahhhhh. /ends sarcasm.
Yes. The best system, the best variety in games now, the best 2008 lineup of games, and if you have or planning to get an HDTV in the future the one to get for games and movies.
Also after all the fees and add-ons needed with the competition it's less expensive to actually own.
EmperorSupreme
First off to say its the best system isan opinion, not a fact. Both systems have their strengths. Second off the 360 as of right now has a much bigger and better variety in games... as far as the line-up, I cant really argue with you there. But then again I guess I could your getting Killzone2, MGS4 and FFXIII are the really big titles. 360 is getting NG2, Fable2, Lost Odyssey. So its really all in what style gameplay people like.
No you need to find a 1080p HDTV for $600. Tough luck finding one of those... You're in the same dilemma I'm in right now. The only decent 1080p HDTV's seem to be high up in the 1300 or 1500 dollar range (Canadian $).
First off for 600 bucks your not going to be able to afford anything larger than say a 37" if that. So why would you even want 1080p... to see a real difference with 720p/1080i vs 1080p you need at least 55" or larger. So go to your local wal-mart and buy you a Sanyo or Emerson 32-37" LCD TV.
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