If they just limited this game to 720p on both systems, this would not be a problem. CPU in Xbone is like, come on GPU, I got more graphics for you to process. GPU says, I'm trying, give me a second here! PS4 GPU says, come on, feed me more data to process for that 1080p love! CPU says, I'm trying, give me a second to send you all that data. In a nutshell.

When I had my gaming PC for about two or three years, I had to turn the resolution down to 720p on Crysis 2, because when I cranked it all the way to 1080p, the frame rate suffered. I have a 4850 in my rig. Hermits can't totally say we don't have to worry about resolution if the card we have can't handle it with a particular game. The good part about that is we have the option to turn those settings down. Whereas on consoles, you are at the mercy of the developer. Obviously, even though that's true, they will still have to fix it somehow with enough console gamers complaining about it that they will have to patch it again to get the frame rate back up to acceptable levels.

Consoles are still not a bad deal IMHO since when you compare a system like Xbone or PS4 to its previous gen. version, it is still more advanced. For example, I saw a video comparing Battlefield 4 on Xbone to 360, and a building blew up. The fire in the Xbone version looked like real fire, but the 360 version's fire looked like a puff of red smoke. It just did not look good like the Xbone version.

People should cut these systems some slack. You don't here about over heating problems in Xbone like was plagued in the 360 and original Xbox. That's a big deal to me IMHO. Also, FF VII on PS4 first. "Nuff said.

Please lostrib, stop feeding the troll.

In other news, I like them both personally. FF for the epic stories and music, ES for its openness. I simply can't choose either/or.

@illmatic87 said:

edit, im slow. sum1 already posted dis q_q

:'( Reminds me of what I did right after I found out Leonard Nemoy died. I watched Star Trek II, and cried at the ending. The funeral scene near the end just felt so fitting, and this beautiful picture just makes me feel the same way. Teh feels:'( My heart goes out to his family and Nintendo. (Cue Aerith's Theme.)

I feel the same way. The last thing I said online about him before I learned he passed away is that he needs to go. I meant as CEO of Nintendo, not all of life:( He still would have brought a lot to the table of Nintendo even if he was not CEO. I'll miss him. He had a lot of passion for the company he ran. I wish he were still here:(

Hmm, you are really trying to sugar coat the issue of piracy, aren't you, while making used games look like an invention of the devil himself. While I get that developers and publishers like dlc to help cover the lost sales from used games, how do you think it makes a developer feel when he or she sees their game up on pirate bay knowing full good and well that they will never see a cent from that money not even in dlc since the copy downloaded is ILLEGAL? It's more likely that the reason for all the dlc and micro transactions is that console development is getting more and more expensive. I would rather them just raise the price of the games then have dlc that could have been included on the disk.

I just don't understand the excuses some people use to defend piracy.

WTF??? Don't you people realize that the developers and publishers already get their money once the games go to the retailers to be sold to people in the first place? Without the initial sale of all of those copies of new games, there would be no used game market. If a game sells a 1000 units, there will only be 1000 units to resale to people. If Gamestop wants to make money on used games, they have to insure developers and publishers that they can get as many copies of a new game out as possible.

With Piracy, one person buys a game and then puts it up on Pirate Bay. Instantly thousands of people able to download and play, and only one actual sale of the game.

I think we can all see now which one is worse.

Edit: I can take this even further and say that devs can sell their games to Gamestop, but no one buys them because everybody knows the game sucks. POOF!!! There goes your used games market. On PC, one person buys the game, and thousands of people download it from Pirate Bay just out of spite!

Because at one point that game had been purchased by somebody else.

I agree with this. Just because a person can't post a topic doesn't mean a person can't comment on a topic that has already been created. I like the 500 post rule a lot better since it does help keep alts out. Now you'll have to worry about if a person is agreeing with his or herself from multiple alts, IMHO.

You two beat me to it. I was gonna say this has been out over here for probably 10 years.

I'm an Angry Birds addict myself. Gotta get my angry fix when I'm out and about.