Your question is a little misleading. One game might be the catalyst for someone buying a system, but it's not like that one game is the only thingthey'llend up buying/playing.
The most damning thing from that article (for PS3), are the framerate issues experienced by thePS3 versions of the EA games. The games look pretty much the same on both consoles, but...the 360 is pushing smooth 60 frames per second, whereas as the PS3 is chugging to push 30 frames per second. And, the load times are still longer on PS3!Wtf? That is just not good enough, Sony.
Oh, and lol @ thecow who tried to counter with the shot of the girl's face from The Darkness. Soft shadows and better textures for the 360 win. Self-owned.
I was sitting on the train today opposite this kid with his dad, with a copy of Halo 3. He would have been about 10 or something and he was all giddy reading through the game manual. So they get up to get off the train and his dad asks him "Have you got eveything?". Without even turning around to check the kid says, "We've got Halo 3, that's all that matters. Halo 3 is all that matters to me right now."
Heh, god help us.
naval
wow, funny, i wish i would have heard someting like that
Guess you had to be there. At the very leastit's a comment onhow big the game is.
seriously though, kind of sad making fun of a little kid who is excited to play withhis new toy, thats pretty low in my books.
Nah man, I didn't mean it like that. Ireally just thought the kid's commentwas funny. And it made me think a little about how companies like MS can influence young people, that's all.
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