Power doesn't make a system, the games do

And game quality is subjective.

Good argument.

power allows the game to have a bigger scale & more gameplay elements.

power allows the game to have a bigger scale & more gameplay elements.

painguy1

But power leads to the possibility of a better game, and therefore a better system.

ie: Crysis 2 PC > Crysis 2 360... and its because of POWER!

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power allows the game to have a bigger scale & more gameplay elements.

MonsieurX

let me rephrase...things that add to the gameplay. For example. Crysis's Zero G level cannot be done on a Wii for example. Also look at Final Fantasy XIII. It was very linear. SE had to make a choice. Good graphics or open world. If they had better hardware they could do both.

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power allows the game to have a bigger scale & more gameplay elements.

MonsieurX

Better AI? Better animations? Bigger world with bigger npc count? Or do you think that these do not affect gameplay and power is only for prettier graphics.

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Gauloisess

But powerful games need a powerful system

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Gauloisess

aaaaaaaaaand you are reported to, for being reported!

what if a system has the most power and quality games?

I believe that was demonstrated in the fifth gen: PS vs. N64.

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killzonexbox

The irony is that doing what he did is also moderation worthy.

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Gauloisess

For telling the truth? ;)

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Gauloisess

....why are u mad?

Hardware affects the games, but not their quality. A system with weak power can still produce awesome games. Just as a system with powerful specs can produce crappy games. Comes down to the developers in the end.

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painguy1

....why are u mad?

Good question. Perhaps I hurt his feelings or something :P

Actually power does make a system. The wii can't get any multiplats because its hardware is trash.

Actually power does make a system. The wii can't get any multiplats because it's hardware is trash.

Espada12

Good point. But that doesn't explain previous gens like PS vs. N64. The weak system that could hardly do 3D beated the powerful one and got hold of most multiplats that gen.

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nameless12345

....why are u mad?

Good question. Perhaps I hurt his feelings or something :P

darn u nameless!!! HOW DARE U GIVE UR OWN OPINION!!! :P

Actually power does make a system. The wii can't get any multiplats because its hardware is trash.

Espada12

That's a good point. That's why you won't be able to run Crysis and Crysis Warhead on the PS3/Xbox 360.

Someone give this guy a medal! He's discovered something amazing!!!

Wow, nobody has ever thought of this before.

I guess we can close down System Wars now.

We're through here.

Would some games even be possible without power?

Would some games even be possible without power?

mitu123

Would some games even be possible without power?

mitu123

Theoretically you could make any game for any platform. The question is just how it would turn out :P

I ment that power isn't the most important thing.

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Would some games even be possible without power?

nameless12345

Theoretically you could make any game for any platform. The question is just how it would turn out :P

I ment that power isn't the most important thing.

Try something on the scale of Shogun on the PS3 or the 360.

With great power comes great responsibility.

With great games comes ... great systems?

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Would some games even be possible without power?

rpgs_shall_rule

Theoretically you could make any game for any platform. The question is just how it would turn out :P

I ment that power isn't the most important thing.

Try something on the scale of Shogun on the PS3 or the 360.

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[QUOTE="mitu123"]

Would some games even be possible without power?

rpgs_shall_rule

Theoretically you could make any game for any platform. The question is just how it would turn out :P

I ment that power isn't the most important thing.

Try something on the scale of Shogun on the PS3 or the 360.

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Theoretically you could make any game for any platform. The question is just how it would turn out :P

I ment that power isn't the most important thing.

Nonstop-Madness

Try something on the scale of Shogun on the PS3 or the 360.