The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is one of the biggest and longest games out there. It has well over 100+ hours of content. Yet it fits on a DVD9...

Heres the cool part, not only does it fit on a DVD9. It doesn't even take up half of the space. It's little more than 4 gigs.. 4.01 to be exact.

With so much voice acting, yet the game is only 4 gigs. Are games really going to be well over 9 gigs anytime soon? Well, they would if

1) They have over 2 hours of CGI movies

2) Uncompressed sound

But with the fact that compressing sound making load times shorter, and the fact that games nowadays games look so good that you don't need CGI movies, why do you need Blu-Ray? Theres only one answer.

For movies, not for games.

The_Nemacyst

While there's no doubt that the game looks great, I don't believe for a second that it looks as good as the CG trailer.

And to say this game couldn't be done on the Xbox 360 is ludicrous.

The_Game21x

[QUOTE="Yellow_Rose"]

www.nexgenwars.com

^^ remember when the sony fanboys were using this site to bash the 360 about 5 months ago? Whatever happened to that?

Oh wait, now I remember. The numbers started to work in the 360's favor, so that had to switch to another site with low numbers.

You'd think as many times as I have proven how vgcharts.org work against the sony fanboys, they've stop using it by now ;)

LosDaddie

Ownage approved.

Cows have flip-flopped to help the PS3!! :lol:

[QUOTE="larshaun"]Yes, the X360 has indeed finally has 9 million in sales to consumers:

http://vgcharts.org/

Like a belief in Santa Claus, there are unfortunately a few out there who believe Microsoft sold 10+ million X360s worldwide to consumers by the end of 2006. It turns out they only shipped that amount (or "sold" to retailers), and instead sold around 7.7 million units to consumers by the end of the year, according to some estimates like from vgcharts. However, six weeks later on Valentine's day, they've now hit 9 million units sold to consumers.

BTW, before you argue, even a Microsoft official admitted what we already found out from tracking numbers provided by research companies like NPD and Media Create:

 

However Satchell's comments are likely to be questioned in some quarters because Microsoft has already publicly admitted that the 10.4 million consoles sold haven't all been purchased by consumers.

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=22310

djoyce92

and here from Peter Moore himself:

What we're talking about is "sold." "Sold" means that we're a wholesaler of hardware and we sell it to a retailer, and that's the important criteria.

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=22123

So how long do you think before they do actually have 10 million consumers who have bought an XBox 360? April? Summer?

MICROSOFT CONFIRMED THIS THAT THEY SOLD 10.4 MILLION XBOX 360 GET OVER IT http://www.gamespot.com/news/6163829.html

larshaun, haven't you learned by now that the only people that buy into your mosaic logic are the desperate cows STILL clinging to the constant damage control needed for the PS3?

It's already been proven vgcharts is not accurate, so let it go.

I think you need a better hobby or a girlfriend...

DXGreat1_HGL