@ jago8089 Actually... I used my custom built professional edition "AVID ADRENALINE HD" workstation. Since I work in live and offline broadcast as a director/editor I immediately noticed that the white balance of the pics displayed in the "Madden 2010" "Xbox 360 versus PS3" was obviously done by an amateur. It does not matter whether or not they used the same tv...THEY DONT TAKE PICTURES OF THE TV. There are several things that could have affected the white balance of the screens that they published (Which I assure you...were not properly checked for white balance or contrast ratios). I did not use photoshop. I used a Hollywood standard color temperature of 6500k as a standard reference and noted that the Xbox 360 pics were seemingly washed out...(obvious error by the person who captured the photos). So when you say "you just blah blah blah..." I hear you...but I'm not listening. Sweendrix

Properly white-balanced screens can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVbjYvdysWM No changes to these screens were made other than properly standardizing the "white balance." Full credit is given to Gamespot as well as a link provided to this article.

I have re-posted the screens (with full credit to Gamespot) and they are properly white balanced. The white-balanced screens can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVbjYvdysWM It might take a few minutes for the video to complete processing. This screenshots in this video have been properly white balanced.

The only real difference I see here is that the gamma and contrast of the two screens is completely different. Reduce the brightness on the Xbox 360 screens (or your tv) and it would be much clearer and sharper than the PS3 screens.

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I can't believe that Kid Icarus isn't on the list. To anyone who played Kid Icarus, it is easily one of the most memorable games ever made. Complete with Naked Women enemies...a video game first?