My PS3

[Zen]

I will vouch for big PS3 load times, specially since i switched from a 360 to a PS3, the load times in comparison (even with the game NOT installed on 360 and installed on PS3) are really big, for example on GTA 4, as it starts loading with the art slideshow, i saw some i had never seen before on 360, it even loops back to the first one.

And ill add this just to vent, why is it that they can make games look shit awesome like MGS 4, but every other multi console game looks like crap on ps3?

[magus113]

Originally Posted by Zen

I will vouch for big PS3 load times, specially since i switched from a 360 to a PS3, the load times in comparison (even with the game NOT installed on 360 and installed on PS3) are really big, for example on GTA 4, as it starts loading with the art slideshow, i saw some i had never seen before on 360, it even loops back to the first one.

And ill add this just to vent, why is it that they can make games look shit awesome like MGS 4, but every other multi console game looks like crap on ps3?

Probably something in the way they code the game or something. Just because the game needs to do the same thing on different consoles doesn't mean the engine or the coding and scripting isn't any different.

But that's mostly because devs are lazy.

[TheSlyMoogle]

I may be the master of complaints but yeah switching from PS3 to 360 seems the load times take forever.

Of course I don't have 2 of the same games for both systems to compare, but I expect that to change in July as I get blazblue:continuum shift for both systems.

[Ginkasa]

Originally Posted by TheSlyMoogle

I may be the master of complaints but yeah switching from PS3 to 360 seems the load times take forever.

Of course I don't have 2 of the same games for both systems to compare, but I expect that to change in July as I get blazblue:continuum shift for both systems.

I know absolutley nothing about Blazblue (and am too lazy to look it up), so forgive me if this is an incredibly ignorant answer with a simple easy answer.

Why would you buy the same game for two different consoles? Is there some bonus to having two copies? Is it to compare? Do you just really like it (or expect to like it, I guess) and want it to be successful?

[magus113]

Originally Posted by Ginkasa

I know absolutley nothing about Blazblue (and am too lazy to look it up), so forgive me if this is an incredibly ignorant answer with a simple easy answer.

Why would you buy the same game for two different consoles? Is there some bonus to having two copies? Is it to compare? Do you just really like it (or expect to like it, I guess) and want it to be successful?

2D or 3D fighters are always better with the PS3 D-pad I find, unless he's using an arcade pad to play that.

I mean the 360 D-pad is shitty. Really shitty.

[TheSlyMoogle]

Haha. I have custom arcade sticks for both my 360(the street fighter 4 fightstick with modified buttons and stick) and PS3(My PS2 custom stick built from the scraps of high grade finished and polished cherry wood which I got for free and using a usb adaptor to use it with PS3).

I will be getting both because I'm heavy into the competitive scene and I have people on both networks who I will want to play blazblue with. The updated version is much better in terms of balance and All that, and definitely very interested in playing it with everyone I know. That's what will warrant the 2 games.