It's called Buisness, Developers aren't going to stay 100% loyal to a particular Console, especally if there's another console maker who has a console that is doing better.
Blu-Ray won the Format War, and now we're seeing history repeat itself. the PS2 really took off because of it's built in DVD Player, but once cheaper stand alone DVD players hit the market, the whole "because it has a DVD player" argument really became irrelevent, but the PS2 ultiamtly had it's game library to fall back on. The same thing is happening with Blu-Ray, cheaper stand alone Blu-Ray players are now on the market, so the whole "because it has Blu-Ray" argument is starting to lose it's marit. The 360 may have lost the HD-Blu-Ray war, but it still has it's game libarary to fall back on,and there's little point adding Blu-Ray to the 360 when it's going to be replaced by the 720 in the next few years, the PS3 though doesn't have the same advantage the PS2 has, and I'm sorry but to me one game that gets a 10 isn't a good enough reason for me to spend 400-500 dollars on a PS3
I have to agree with you 100%, I think so many people wanted to Unleashed to be bad, that they wrote a bad review anyway, even though it's actually an okay game.
I've played SU for both the Xbox 360 and Wii. If I had to choose which one was tougher and had better levels it would be the 360 version. If I had to pick which one had the best graphics and was a heck of a lot easier, it would be the Wii version.
My favorite was the 360 version, the Wii version was just far too easy.
DarkSmokeNinja
I have to agree, the 360 and PS3 versons are probably the best of the three, Gamespot needs to re-review the 360 verson
They're both good games, but World War II has started to get old so I would say CoD 4, but the addition of a Pacific Theater Campaign to World of War does add a nice bit of originallity to the game.
When it comes to this issue, it's once again who can you believe, because this is the internet, you can't tell who's telling the truth, and who's lying. If you accidentally bump the console while it's turned on, it's still your fault. I often wonder how many people bought disks used, and the disk was already damaged
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