RE: Cheap model PS3 a better value.
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Sep 29, 2006 17:31
Sony' s first year won' t be as great as it' s second. That' s a given for any console in any generation. When you look at 2007 and see the games that are set for release on 360, it' s hard to discount it as a serious contender for the " crown" .
PS3 will be the only choice for those that want a certain type of game. It' s going to be about personal taste, just as it was in the previous generation, in that if you want many Japanese developed titles, game like Devil May Cry, Monster Hunter, Metal Gear Solid, Tekken etc, then Sony' s machine is your only choice.
Whether or not you feel that Microsoft has failed to deliver in it' s first year or not, doesn' t mean you should just pass on the machine and completely write it off. This generation is set to last longer than the average 5 year period so obviously the best has yet to come. 360' s initial year on the market has been mastly boring, with only a handful of really good games, but those few titles have been/are absolutely awesome.
Titles like Fight Night, GRAW, CoD2, Battlefield 2, Condemned, Kameo, Table Tennis etc all kick ass, and yeah, PS3 is getting an improved version of Fight Night Round 3, and will possibly get an improved version of GRAW, but those improvements aren' t down to the console being technically superior, but rather extended development time.
There' s nothing that PS3 will have next year that will be able to compare to what will be on 360. That' s obvious. Mass Effect, Gears of War, Huxley, Alan Wake, DoAX2, Pro Evolution 6, Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, Bioshock, Forza 2, Fable 2, GTR, Kane & Lynch, Lost Planet, Ninja Gaiden 2 (?), and ofcourse Halo 3.
Then there are the multi-platform games like Assassins Creed, Rainbow Six: Vegas, Splinter Cell: Double Agent, The Club, The Darkness, the Outsider, Half Life 2, Stranglehold, Stuntman 2, Resident Evil 5, BiA3, MoH: Airborne, CoD3, Project Offset, GTAIV (if it' s your thing), Evleon, Sonic, Virtua Tennis 3 etc.
PS3 is getting a nicer version of Virtua Tennis 3, that' s what SEGA said, but it' s got more to do with Hitmaker developing the PS3 version and Sumo Digital developing the 360 version than it does the actual hardware.
But if you want games like Virtua Fighter 5, the only console it' s going to be available on is PS3 and so that' s the console you' ll want.
Again, it' s about taste.