@equanox214 By that same mentality we could ask ourselves if we need boobs on them.

@godfather830 Only 2 months into it dude. First games for PS3 and 360 weren't breathtaking either.

@virusqg Fanboys in general are a disgrace for mature gaming. No matter which system they love.

@horizonwriter Games>machine power. Let the PS2 be an example of that

Graphically it is, certainly.

@nameaprice PC only suffer from childish people like you with the retarded idea of feeling superior to others because of the machine they play.

Get back to real life and have your priorities straight "master race"

@g0ldenpr0pet Getting both. Got the XOne first due to availability in stock. So there you go, my grain on salt.
For a lot of people is just because of past game policies that made the 360 a machine with a good library, you create loyalty with that and it's a fair decision.
And, of course, you ahve the fanboys with a misguided loyalty and/or a superiority complex, but that's only coming from the immature people, so nevermind then.

@coaltango It's trendy and cool to talk framerates, makes some people look smarter when they have nothing to say.

@kalipekona "I would greatly prefer a solid 60fps over a solid 30fps, but I would also prefer a solid 30fps over a stuttery variable framerate, even if it averages higher."

I rather have those 60 but... you are kind right, strong fluctuations are not good since the become noticeable.

Things like Dead Rising 3, for example. When you have all those zombies on screen and something explodes you can see framerate drop from 30 to 25... for that second only. That is a good way of doing stuff.

But bottonline: In a game in which quick reactions are not as important as enjoying the view in the trip, 1080p has priority. 60fps are more important in fighting games or competitive FPS (IMO)

@prats93 We all know anyway.