Ps3 possibly too weak to run Skyrim DLC

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

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thanks for telling us again.

ps3 simply cannot handle skyrim.

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loco145

Thats the best part of ur post

Old Heil68

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loco145

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loco145

It's most likely a RAM issue since the PS3 not only has less RAM to work with than the 360 (since its OS takes up more space) but its RAM is segregated into different channels rather than being unified like the 360's.

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

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loco145

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

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loco145

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

loco145

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

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loco145

Perfect proof of how skyrim should be on Wii U better use of hardware.

[QUOTE="loco145"]

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

lowkey254

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

loco145

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

[QUOTE="loco145"]

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

lowkey254

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

loco145

Nobody doubts the PS3 is powerful, we all know that. It's just that it is a shame that it is not powerful enough.

[QUOTE="loco145"]

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

lowkey254

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

loco145

Nobody doubts the PS3 is powerful, we all know that. It's just that it is a shame that it is not powerful enough.

Teh Cell is perfect. Bethesda is just garbage.

Bethesda too incompetent to make Skyrim PS3 DLC?

we know the ps3 isn't as easy to program for. i don't think it's a "power" problem.

why another thread about the same thing? I mean, there's already one on the first page so you don't even have to look that hard to see it.

Teh Cell is perfect. Bethesda is just garbage.

Fizzman

Don't you think Sony is insterested in getting this content out for a)profits and b) not letting anything give a bad image of its product? I am sure Sony will do everything to help bring this content to PS3 that could be economicalle viable (i.e. assign enough resources that could turn intro profit). We do not even know how long they have been working with Bethesda. It will not take long before they announce that the DLC will be coming out or not. Your comment is as childish as saying "Bethesda does not like making money, neither does Sony". No matter how lazy a company is, this is very important to Sony for more than one reason. If it hasn't happened by now, the problems go beyond Bethesda's skills, like it or not.

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

lx_theo

[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

Stevo_the_gamer

[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

Stevo_the_gamer

This.

I love it when people use the "oh, the developers are just incompetent" excuse every time something like this happens, completely oblivious to other factors such as this.

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="lx_theo"]

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

parkurtommo

And Dawnguard would add new dungeons, new assets, new locations and new characters to keep track of, to an engine that is already extremely taxing on the PS3, which is likely why the DLC hasn't been released.

[QUOTE="lowkey254"][QUOTE="loco145"] [QUOTE="loco145"]

The Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC has been released to both the Xbox 360 and PC but "performance issues" have kept it off the PS3. The massive RPG has suffered from performance issues since launch and numerous patches have made things somewhat better but not well enough to begin releasing DLC. The problem is apparently so dire that Bethesda has enlisted the help of Sony and is still not sure it can solve the problem.

"It's been a few weeks, and we wanted to make sure everyone knows where we're at with Dawnguard. Skyrim is a massive and dynamic game that requires a lot of resources, and things get much more complex when you're talking about sizable content like Dawnguard. We have tried a number of things, but none of them solve the issue enough to make Dawnguard good for everyone.... This is not a problem were positive we can solve, but we are working together with Sony to try to bring you this content."

The studio just announced that the second piece of DLC, Hearthfire, would hit the Xbox 360 on September 4. This news incensed many PS3 owners who have accused Bethesda of favoring other platforms over Sony's console. These complaints drove Bethesda VP Pete Hines to try and explain that Dawnguard is not affected by the development of Hearthfire and other expansions because different teams are working on them.

The news that Dawnguard's issues carry over to future DLC expansions that Bethesda is not sure it can solve is potentially devastating and definitely a blow to PS3 owners.

Source.

Don't care if old.

teufelherz

Nobody doubts the PS3 is powerful, we all know that. It's just that it is a shame that it is not powerful enough.

My PC doubt the ps3 is powerful and any other console for that matter..

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="lx_theo"]

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

parkurtommo

It does not run fine on PS3. By that logic, then why isn't it? Whatever fine is, they why isn't it happening? whatever they did before to make it run, they why does it not work with the expansion if it runs "fine". If it does run "fine", why don't they just do more of that "fine". Why do I even ask, I am sure someone will say something like "Because (instert whatever lame excuse you want)". This is a businesses and businesses like money. Being lazy will not make Bethesda more money. Gosh do people really believe Bethesda were given such an incredibly powerful system and said "Oh boy, see? it's slow now! Let's use this as an excuse to not get the job done so we don't get more money will ALL the assets we already coded to this system".

Did we really need another thread?

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

lx_theo

Skyrim and Dawnguard needed to be built from the ground up on PS3 or with the system as the lead platform. It's definitely a difficult system to make games for but 6 years after release I can't help but feel Bathesda is partly to blame as well. Well anywho I feel bad for the gamers who purchased it on PS3, live and learn I guess.

[QUOTE="parkurtommo"][QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]I'm having a hard time naming an engine that features a game as large as Skyrim that manages to keep track of every data going on in the world; every item left behind, every character killed or looted, every dragon remains, every dungeon, etc, etc. Skyrim is very taxing, which is why a system with shoddy RAM will suffer because of it.teufelherz

It does not run fine on PS3. By that logic, then why isn't it? Whatever fine is, they why isn't it happening? whatever they did before to make it run, they why does it not work with the expansion if it runs "fine". If it does run "fine", why don't they just do more of that "fine". Why do I even ask, I am sure someone will say something like "Because (instert whatever lame excuse you want)". This is a businesses and businesses like money. Being lazy will not make Bethesda more money. Gosh do people really believe Bethesda were given such an incredibly powerful system and said "Oh boy, see? it's slow now! Let's use this as an excuse to not get the job done so we don't get more money will ALL the assets we already coded to this system".

TC it's called development priorities. The engine of Skyrim was built around X360 and PC in mind FIRST, then having to port it to a system with a totally different architecture like the PS3. It's not that Bethesda is lazy, it's just that they can't just rewrite the whole engine to get the PS3 version to work. Blazerdt47

TC it's called development priorities. The engine of Skyrim was built around X360 and PC in mind FIRST, then having to port it to a system with a totally different architecture like the PS3. It's not that Bethesda is lazy, it's just that they can't just rewrite the whole engine to get the PS3 version to work. Blazerdt47

Sucks, but at the same time that first DLC for Skyrim was garbage so you are not missing anything (yet)

[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

This is just more of Bethesda being too incompetant top creat an engine that runs half decent on the PS3. Everyone else can, but somehow their's sucks.

Stevo_the_gamer

Indeed, many ppl dont get that, though.

It's most likely a RAM issue since the PS3 not only has less RAM to work with than the 360 (since its OS takes up more space) but its RAM is segregated into different channels rather than being unified like the 360's.The_Game21x

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]I'm having a hard time naming an engine that features a game as large as Skyrim that manages to keep track of every data going on in the world; every item left behind, every character killed or looted, every dragon remains, every dungeon, etc, etc. Skyrim is very taxing, which is why a system with shoddy RAM will suffer because of it.The_Game21x

This.

I love it when people use the "oh, the developers are just incompetent" excuse every time something like this happens, completely oblivious to other factors such as this.

These. This is all of Sony's fault for having half of their RAM for the GPU, & the other half for the CPU, & for making their platform tough to develop games for due to the cell architecture.

You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?

You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?AM-Gamer

Um, not exactly...

Link.

No. The PS3 is actually the most powerful console on the market (which is why the 360 can't compete with it in graphics or tech). The reason why Bethesda is having a hard time with PS3 is because they are lazy devs and don't know how to do ports right.

This happens very rarely on PS3, there is only a small handful of bad ports, the rest all look and play the same as the 360 versions. PS3 is not the only system to suffer bad ports unfortunately, PC has gottent them to and I think even 360 has had a couple as well.

In the end it comes down to the devs, some are lazy, some are not. But I think Bethesda has learned their lesson with Skyrim (which looks and plays just like the 360 version after the update).

Also there is more to your link then you showed. It said they are optimizing it for PS3, not that it's not coming or it's too weak. Kinda funnny how you left that out.

You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?

AM-Gamer

[QUOTE="AM-Gamer"]You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?Shinobi120

Um, not exactly...

Link.

Despite what that article says, the fact is that no sane person can see a difference. They are really identical all things considered.

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Xbox 360 vs PS3 comparison

Only real difference is the PS3 version comes with extra content and a free game (AC1), which makes it the superior version in my eyes. Nothing wrong with the 360 version though, it looks and plays just like the PS3 version.

[QUOTE="Shinobi120"]

[QUOTE="AM-Gamer"]You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?ShadowMoses900

Um, not exactly...

Link.

Despite what that article says, the fact is that no sane person can see a difference. They are really identical all things considered.

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Xbox 360 vs PS3 comparison

Only real difference is the PS3 version comes with extra content and a free game (AC1), which makes it the superior version in my eyes. Nothing wrong with the 360 version though, it looks and plays just like the PS3 version.

But teh cell!!

[QUOTE="Shinobi120"]

[QUOTE="AM-Gamer"]You mean the devs were to stupid to get it work with the PS3? Anything the 360 can do the PS3 can do better " bu bu PS3 cant do open world games" then why do AC:REV and LA Noir both look better on the PS3 over the 360?ShadowMoses900

Um, not exactly...

Link.

Despite what that article says, the fact is that no sane person can see a difference. They are really identical all things considered.

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Xbox 360 vs PS3 comparison

Only real difference is the PS3 version comes with extra content and a free game (AC1), which makes it the superior version in my eyes. Nothing wrong with the 360 version though, it looks and plays just like the PS3 version.