Haven't played witcher 3 but if its anything like witcher 2 then LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!

Dark Souls games have some of the best/responsive/fair sword combat in any video game ever. TW2 by comparison is dog poop.

Despite the slow start, the ps3 actually sold worldwide at a higher rate than the 360 from the getgo. It just wasn't high enough to catch up quickly and took a number of years. On top of that, the 360 had a couple of amazing holidays which made it take longer.

Not saying the xbone won't catch up but it doesn't look as likely where the ps3 was a given if the rate of sales stayed the same.

Try it with a PC. Switching consoles from one resolution to another won't give you the same result. If you can't tell then, than i don't know what to tell you.

You actually are wrong in a certain respect. Killzone MP DOES output at 1080 lines of resolution and thus, by traditional pixel counting methods, comes out to a 1080p image in resolution. However, it is not truly interlaced either, hence why nobody caught it. Its best to think of it as an a resolution somewhere in between 1080i and 1080p.

Meh, even though it has a slightly more interesting library than the ps4 and xbone, that will change pretty quickly.

I tire of the same old IPs over and over again. I've played every super mario, mario kart, smash, and zelda game. These games are no longer must-buys to me. They just feel like really expensive dlc. If they get something new and interesting, maybe i'll start paying attention to nintendo again.

I'm legitimately surprised by the number of people who say the 360 controller is the greatest ever. I mean, yeah it was comfortable and all, but the face buttons sucked, the D-pad sucked, and the bumpers were meh. The only buttons that were actually good were the analog sticks and triggers.

From what I've played, the ds4 seems very comfortable, but I haven't had a lot of time with it. Same with the xbone controller. IMO there hasn't been any controller that really gets everything right. My all-time favorite would probably be the snes controller. Although it wasn't the greatest to hold, that thing was pretty dang responsive. All the buttons/d-pad were really well done.

Except it was written in the same poor language that the fanboys around here write, hardly professional. Its a well known fact that developers make their E3 demoes often times well before the game is fully playable and have to dress up a lot. In regards to watch-dogs, I don't know how that is even a controversy. The "patch" is unstable and looks like crap in practice.

This is just some fanboy's fantasy conspiracy

@MBirdy88: Yeah in regards to the vita, I'm having a blast with terraria which just showed up on ps+ and the accessibility is the big thing. I'm too busy in life now to just sit down on teh couch and play games for hours on end. With the vita, I play it in bed, I take the dog out to crap and play it outside, I take full advantage of the sleep functionality and get a little time in here and there. Consoles have become a production that I don't have much time for anymore.

You're right about the console tech as well. Its heading in the direction of everything being connected to everything else. PS4 to vita streaming and steam streaming are HUGE deals to me. While i don't have a ps4 yet, it supposedly works pretty well. The steam streaming works great as I pretty much played the entirety of dark souls 2 that way. I'm just waiting for the day I can stream my PC to my vita, if that'll ever come. There is some homebrew app for that, but it is broken and hardly works. My fingers are crossed for PS NOW as I think it has a lot of potential, especially for somebody like me who is on the go a lot.

I would buy a ps4 immediately if this were true (the ffvii compilation, screw ffxiii). 7 and crysis core were both great experiences for me. Can't say much for the others but haven't heard good things.

In other news, the woman in the apartment above me is vacuuming. It sounds like cries from the planet.

Its not that the new consoles are shallow. Its that the games that get the majority of the press are the battlefields, CODS, assassins creeds, and first party games of the world because those are the really big sellers. The ps3 has been getting a steady stream of jrpgs for a long time now and the new consoles will get their share as well. You just have to research outside of your traditional sources, which only care about the heavy hitting, big sellers if you are into a less popular type of game.

The vita gets a lot of hate around here for being a mobile port machine. Well, I bought it specifically for that reason and couldn't be happier. There's a number of ports that I am super excited for because I want to experience them ON my vita, like Rogue Legacy for example. The game isn't a huge release or anything, but the vita is a great system to play metroidvanias on. Do your homework before you buy and you won't end up feeling disappointed.

Besides, don't you have a 360? Persona 4 arena is also on 360.