[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]

[QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"]How is no online play only worth knocking 0.2 off? Gamespot is so biased towards the PS3, Sonyspot.bexarath

 You can't be serious??!!  You don't think it should be docked at all for not having online play?

They got identical scores in everything...Gameplay 8, Graphics 8, Sound 7,  Tilt 9, the only difference was in Value and thats because of the online play.  No online play = less value.  So the PS3 version got a 8 in Value, and the 360 got a 9 in Value..Sounds fair to me..

doh,  now that i re-read it.  I think you're right.

How is no online play only worth knocking 0.2 off? Gamespot is so biased towards the PS3, Sonyspot.blue_hazy_basic

 You can't be serious??!!  You don't think it should be docked at all for not having online play?

They got identical scores in everything...Gameplay 8, Graphics 8, Sound 7,  Tilt 9, the only difference was in Value and thats because of the online play.  No online play = less value.  So the PS3 version got a 8 in Value, and the 360 got a 9 in Value..Sounds fair to me..

Oh thats right,  cows did brag about this:

http://ps3.gamespy.com/playstation-3/virtua-tennis-3/728947p1.html

In regard to controls, gameplay feels just as smooth as it did in the past, and the AI feels mighty sharp for a game that's less than halfway complete. The gameplay feels a little better on PS3 than it does on 360 right now, and we're chalking that up to the difference in development houses, with AM2's game having a slight edge over the Sumo-developed game for Microsoft's system.

doh,  what happened cows

Were'nt people saying the PS3 version was going to be better because AM2 was making it for PS3,  and another Sega developer was making the 360 version?

I guess that wasn't true?  Both versions had AM2 working on it? 

I prefer Wii Sports.

Pressing a button to swing the racket or actually swinging the remote to swing the racket....which is more realistic in how you play...

PelekotansDream

You guys are weird. 

/\ IGN Begs to differ.

Quite substantially.
muscrat_01

they didn't mention internet connections, networking storage support persistent storage and implementaion of iHD versus BDJ or BD-Live support.

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I was just wondering why Blue-Ray is so hyped up..... i mean iv heard it cant be read from as fast as a HD-DVD, and i know it has more space... but i dont think games developers could actually fill all that space up. But im not too smart so please tell me which one you like and why.

P.S. im not a Microsoft fanboy.... I have a PC, and a DS Lite... Im neutral!

CPM_basic

ROFL all you BD owners keep saying HD-DVD is finished. But it couldn't be further from the truth.

The truth is TOTAL BD sales finally match TOTAL HD-DVD sales. They are basically neck and neck. How can you call the other format dead when it's sales equal the other format? According to the persons's logic who posted above me both formats are dead then...

Exactly,  software sales are wayyy to close for either format to be finished. 

[QUOTE="henry_the_horse"][QUOTE="Orpheus_1986"]beta was the superiour technology...look what happend to that liitle technological gem.rage8669

Once again your wrong,  the cheapest HD-DVD player is $276 - $10 dollars with Google checkout.  Even with shipping and taxes included, it's still under $300.  You even get 5 free HD-DVD movies with the purchase of a standalone HD-DVD player,  thats a value of $100-$150 dollars in movies. 

[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]

[QUOTE="rage8669"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"][QUOTE="ramey70"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"][QUOTE="rage8669"][QUOTE="DazKurupt"]HD DVD vs Blu Ray specs : rage8669

No matter how you slice it, Buena Vista is not Bluray exclusive.

It's still Buena Vista, it's just not Disney.

I believe Studio Canal distributes Buena Vista movies in Europe and Japan.