@antiheroeco @B_STATS What rights are you talking about? You have the right to spend your money on whatever you want (that is legal). You don't have the right to get whatever you want. MS has the right to make what they want, even if it infringes on what you feel entitled to. MS isn't violating your privacy unless you give them your info and agree to their terms. If you don't like it, then buy something else. I'm not sticking up for MS either. I won't be buying any of their products for the foreseeable future because it all looks like garbage. Windows 7 is the last thing they did right and will do right for some time. I'm just sick of this entitlement culture.
@newFoxhound, Killsone 2 is not on the 360. It is exclusive to the PS3. Also, since you capitalized Big Boss, making it a proper noun, that would mean it is in reference to the MGS games, which at this time, MGS4 is also a PS3 exclusive. So I doubt you have seen comparisons of those with the 360 version. Regardless, you make a good point that for the most part, the visuals look almost the same. When you have to take screen shots and compare them side by side to see very small differences, like in GTA4, then you wouldn't even notice a difference playing the games when you don't have the other version of the game right next to it to compare it to. Now, if a game runs smoother on one console over the other, then you would notice the difference. On a different note, if you think Gamespot is so biased and unreliable, then why do you even come here? If I felt that way about Gamespot that you do, then I would never come to this website. Why waste your time reading anything that you are not going to believe anyway? I'm pretty sure that the reviewers know how to set up a comparison with the same TV and settings to be as equal as possible. Your rant on this story tells me that you disagree with the results more than anything, so you bash Gamespot for it. Yes, the point of this story is to continue flame wars, but that is always the hot topic, which gets more people to this site.
Switchbreak "Why do they say you are more likely to have a living room 5.1 speaker system? PC 5.1 systems are half the price of living room ones." You are more likely to have a living room 5.1 speaker system because almost everybody watch movies, but far fewer people play video games. I own a 5.1 channel theater system for movies and play games on my PC with headphones.
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