“Start laughing bud. MGS4 for PS3, real time demo. They change the light sourcing, colors, objects on the fly. Within the game engine and on ps3 hardware.”

Just like how Killzone 2 was realtime too, right? As far as MGS4 I’m still skeptical cuz that demo looked too scripted to be a game. As far as that demo u referenced; saw it, looks good but, Gears of War and Unreal 2007 look as good or better. Not impressed.

“And another thing. Wow, your posts reek of elitism it makes me cry. Just post and let it be, don’t condemn or preach. But I guess you succeded in trolling me.”

Don’t be jealous cuz u can’t form complete thoughts beyond a 2 sentence post. Thats not problem. You should have went to a better school.

Start laughing bud. MGS4 for PS3, real time demo. They change the light sourcing, colors, objects on the fly. Within the game engine and on ps3 hardware.

Link here.

And another thing. Wow, your posts reek of elitism it makes me cry. Just post and let it be, don’t condemn or preach. But I guess you succeded in trolling me.

Does that make putting Blu-ray into the PS3 a wise choice? Maybe not. But for gamers like me, it’s definitely a bonus.

I also totally agree that content is where it’s at. Not quite sure where you stand on this. At first you mention that there have been many systems in the past with great games that still failed, and then you say that content is where it’s at. So which is it? I don’t believe that any of the systems in the past that had lots of great games failed. Name one. The obvious first answer is the DreamCast. Sure it had some great games, but I wouldn’t say it had many of them.

And backing up a bit: graphics don’t make a great game. A great game has to be fun to play, first and foremost. And while the eyecandy of Killzone 2 and MotorStorm is undeniable, they also looked like they’d be a blast to play. And there’s nothing wrong with Sony saying that they want to offer games that look great and are fun to play.

And I totally agree with you that Sony won’t be strolling through the park this time around. They’re going to have a tough job of it.

I still have to rebutt you on blue-ray. There will still be an adoption period for blueray movies that could very well last longer than a significant portion of the PS3′s lifespan. Remember, the studios have to push blue-ray to non-gamers who may have NO interest in video games including the PS3. To many of those non-gamers, DVD is good enough and serves the needs of many including those with HDTV. In fact, a lot of people feel that a new format introduction may be a little premature.

With the exeption of maybe videophiles, I don’t forsee a substantial interest being generated in blue-ray to benefit the PS3 as Sony is gambling on. Its common knowledge that PS3 could break the bank and thats because Sony can recover costs from accessory and software royalties/sales. What about other vendors who don’t have this revenue stream and have to charge full price for a player? People are going to wait until the price drops. Supporting studios will continue focusing on DVD and will move slowly releasing Blue-ray materials until the adoption rate picks up. When DVD first came out, sales were barely anyhing cuz of the price. I see no indication why history will not repeat itself when blue-ray becomes available. This is just the nature of business.

As far as PS3 games: There have been many systems in the past that may have had some of the best games ever & still flopped. Sony is flaunting graphics as a selling point of the PS3, well, graphics are reaching a saturation point and as a result, its going to becoming increasingly difficult to sell a system on merits of graphics when its competitor can do the same thing. Between the X360 and PS3, the graphics in the top games will be too close to give a damn about. I truly believe that this generation and future ones, will be based on content (probably why Revloution may have a good chance). Sony has some hot titles in its lineup but so does everyone else. Xbox Live is HUGE advantage that Sony or Nin cannot match right now and it doesn’t seem like they will.

I think Sony has become too arrogant and may have set the bar too high for its own good with the PS3; it very well could come back and bite them in the ass. Hate Microsoft and downplay X360 as much as you will, but with much more digits in the bank and great software tools, I don’t see Sony strolling through the park this time as it did with PS1 and 2.