MajorStranger wrote...
Nope, Mass Effect's development console is Xbox 360. PC and PS3 are port. I expect it to look a little bit better on 360 than PC and ps3.
Bwahahahahahahahaahaha.
But seriously.
MajorStranger wrote...
Nope, Mass Effect's development console is Xbox 360. PC and PS3 are port. I expect it to look a little bit better on 360 than PC and ps3.
Lol this. Definetly thisOmair wrote...
PS3 fanboys are delusional. Yes, the PS3 has more raw "power", however, because nearly every game is developed on the 360 first, the PS3 has inferior versions of 90% of games on the market (excluding PS3 exclusive and games developed on the PS3 first). This number is not an exaggeration, check lensoftruth and digitalfoundry if you are skeptical.
At the end of the day though, this is irrelevant. PS3 is the worst system for the game because you cannot play ME1 on it, AND minor decisions do not carry over for II & III. You're playing an abridged game on your beloved PSLess.
Omair wrote...
PS3 fanboys are delusional. Yes, the PS3 has more raw "power", however, because nearly every game is developed on the 360 first, the PS3 has inferior versions of 90% of games on the market (excluding PS3 exclusive and games developed on the PS3 first). This number is not an exaggeration, check lensoftruth and digitalfoundry if you are skeptical.
At the end of the day though, this is irrelevant. PS3 is the worst system for the game because you cannot play ME1 on it, AND minor decisions do not carry over for II & III. You're playing an abridged game on your beloved PSLess.
Don't compare the two. It's demeaning to penis measuring contests.AngelicMachinery wrote...
Console wars = Penis measuring contests?
Wrong! Minor decisions and dialogue responses WILL carry over from ME1 to ME 2 to ME3, some already do. There are 500 of them in ME1 plus another 500 in ME2, will ALL of them have some effect on the outcome of ME3, maybe/maybe not, but all of them are ONLY available on the Xbox and PC versions and NOT just the 6 from Genesis (and who knows what for ME3).Omair wrote...
PPS3 fanboys are delusional. Yes, the PS3 has more raw "power", however, because nearly every game is developed on the 360 first, the PS3 has inferior versions of 90% of games on the market (excluding PS3 exclusive and games developed on the PS3 first). This number is not an exaggeration, check lensoftruth and digitalfoundry if you are skeptical.
At the end of the day though, this is irrelevant. PS3 is the worst system for the game because you cannot play ME1 on it, AND minor decisions do not carry over for II & III. You're playing an abridged game on your beloved PSLess.
At the end of the day though, this is irrelevant. PS3 is the worst system for the game because you cannot play ME1 on it, AND minor decisions do not carry over for II & III. You're playing an abridged game on your beloved PSLess.
Modifié par JockBuster, 08 juillet 2011 - 04:16 .
Omair wrote...
PS3 fanboys are delusional. Yes, the PS3 has more raw "power", however, because nearly every game is developed on the 360 first, the PS3 has inferior versions of 90% of games on the market (excluding PS3 exclusive and games developed on the PS3 first). This number is not an exaggeration, check lensoftruth and digitalfoundry if you are skeptical.
At the end of the day though, this is irrelevant. PS3 is the worst system for the game because you cannot play ME1 on it, AND minor decisions do not carry over for II & III. You're playing an abridged game on your beloved PSLess.
happy_daiz wrote...
What a strange argument.
The way I solve this problem is to own at least one of each platform.
2 - XBox 360s
2 - PC laptops
1 - PS3
Then when we buy games, we buy them for the platform in which they're optimized for (or exclusive to).
I'm a lover, not a fighter.
Omair wrote... Those who have actually done the research know the issues with Mass Effect 1:
(Known bugs)
Sounds to me as if you are trying to fill a psychological need to justify you spending hundreds of dollars on your console that can barely run the game at a modern resolution and decent framerate. The fact you try to pass the Xbox 360 version off as better than the PC version shows a fair bit of insecurity. Tell you what get back to me when your console is running Mass Effect 3 at 1920 x 1080p and a solid 60fps. Oh wait I forgot the minute people start talking about higher resolutions and twice the frame rate it becomes a case of "well that isn't important".Omair wrote... Now certainly the 360 has glitches as well, the clipping being the most obvious, but my point is that just because a system has better specs, does not mean that the game will be better on it. I know many of you have invested hundreds of dollars in "your" system, and need to psychologically justify that expense, but the truth is the truth.
Modifié par charmingcharlie, 08 juillet 2011 - 07:26 .
charmingcharlie wrote...
Omair wrote... Those who have actually done the research know the issues with Mass Effect 1:
(Known bugs)
I own the game does that qualify me as "done the research" on the PC version ? Let's see the pagefile problem, never had it. I have logged in over 500hours on ME 1 and not once did my pagefile so much as fart in an impolite manner. The Therum missing texture problem is actually a STEAM issuse that is fixed very easily and never plagues the gamer again once it is fixed. I can also say I have never run into the "press enter too quickly issue".
Now having said that I noticed you didn't bother to list the many many issues the Xbox 360 version of ME 1 had. The PC version of ME 1 is far better than the Xbox version but instead of admit that you tried to paint the PC version as some sort of "bugged" mess.
Sounds to me as if you are trying to fill a psychological need to justify you spending hundreds of dollars on your console that can barely run the game at a modern resolution and decent framerate. The fact you try to pass the Xbox 360 version off as better than the PC version shows a fair bit of insecurity. Tell you what get back to me when your console is running Mass Effect 3 at 1920 x 1080p and a solid 60fps. Oh wait I forgot the minute people start talking about higher resolutions and twice the frame rate it becomes a case of "well that isn't important".Omair wrote... Now certainly the 360 has glitches as well, the clipping being the most obvious, but my point is that just because a system has better specs, does not mean that the game will be better on it. I know many of you have invested hundreds of dollars in "your" system, and need to psychologically justify that expense, but the truth is the truth.
The real "truth" behind it all is that the 360 and PS3 version will be pretty much the same. The PC version will be better if you have a moderately decent PC
AngelicMachinery wrote...
Super nintendo is better than everything, best games ever... proove me wrong.
Omair wrote...
wow charmingcharlie,
you turned my rant about the ps3 into your rant about the 360. bravo.
RelentlessEcho wrote...
I've own ME1 on the Xbox and played ME2 on the xbox yet own ME2 on the ps3. And I am buying the ME3 CE on ps3, why? Because of controller preferences. And there really is no difference between the two versions of ME2, the only differences I noticed were some glitches and a bit of framerate issues.
The PC version is superior over the two, why people continue to argue over the Xbox and PS3 makes no since. They are both more or less equal, graphic and gameplay wise.