Wow, sounds very authentic and creative. I'm glad they decided to make an original soundtrack instead of just licensing songs from the 40's. The 17th can't get here soon enough!

What was the point of this article again? To show how minuscule the differences between multi-platform games are? Even though I don't have a PC anymore, if you want good graphics, then you need a nice PC - otherwise, be happy with what you have, and quit putting down everyone else. kthxbai

I was gonna watch the Chowder Bowl, but I had to work today all day... =(

People are just looking for an excuse to argue, and with graphical comparisons as close as these, there is nothing to argue about.

I don't understand why artistic games have to be called by name. It's the fact that games can even be artistic platforms is what matters, because if I do recall, Spiderman1is still one of the highest grossing movies of all time, with poor critical reception. Does this devalue or even relinquish artistic value from others movies? I don't think Ebert would agree. This is really just an issue of respect, and people don't respect what they don't understand. So please don't let anyone make your mind up for you...

Kollawona - "killed-bill il tell you some games that are better than any games on 360. Gears of War 2, Mass Effect, Fable 2, ect. Plus think about this why do a lot of games that are for both console only have DLC on there 360 versions and why did 360 sell more then PS3? Exacly cause 360 is better than PS3." Using that logic, don't you think the Wii would be considered the best console? As for the whole "biased review" thing, believe it or not, everyone is biased. I am biased towards the PS3 because I like it better, I don't hate the 360, I still play it frequently, especially for it's large arcade library. I work at GameStop and get to play many games, some games on both systems (SCIV and GTAIV). Graphical quality has never been a concern for me. If one system looks 2% better than another, I'll still buy and play the version which my friends also buy and play on.

Games will always perform better on the system(s) they are developed for. End of story. The trend is usually Microsoft primarily because they try and stick their feet in the door of every developer they can afford, offering expensive and powerful developing equipment; even Japanese developers who usually tend to favor local entities can't help themselves. It's all about money, even this article... (this comment specifies no system or games)