To explain a few things graphically...
1080 vs 480? Well the big advantage here is that let's say I'm playing a game in 1080p? Well if I'm looking forward, I'm going to see a lot farther then someone with 480. Things closer will be greater detail and that's nice for visuals, great for immersion, however greater depth vision is useful gameplay wise. It doesn't matter who has better eyesight, 480 blatantly doesn't display the further depths.
P vs I, since nobody really touched on that.
Interlaced is 30 frames per second.
Progressive is 60 frames per second.
You cannot do progressive in anything except PS3. This means all motions on a PS3 with HDMI are 2X smoother as oppose to on any other system where every other frame is skipped, including Xbox with HD DVD attachment for move watching.
Another thing, the whole idea that "anyone who buys a game system for movies is retarded," what a fucking stupid thing to say. Some people really are retarded themselves.
The PS3 has the same price range as Blu-Ray players and HD DVD players. If I was thinking of buying a high def player... for you know... high def content on a high def TV, I'd be dumb NOT to buy a PS3. What would be dumb would be buying a Xbox 360, a Wii and a Blu-Ray standalone player. Considering HD DVD is a fucking joke, I'm not going to invest 200 bucks into that doomed technology. If Microsoft wasn't so fucking arrogant to start a format war they can't win and they offered a Blu-Ray attachment I'd have considered a 360.
Sorry, I'm not missing out on watching Casino Royale on Blu Ray because Microsoft wants to pick a fight. Blu Ray companies own James Bond, Star Wars, Terminator... basically everything I love.
PS3 offers 60 frames per second... nobody else does.
Wii games are crappy and have a remote thrown in. Even you wii owners admit this, and you say, you have fun regardless cause of the remote. 9/10 games you think is fun and you admit the only reason they're fun to you is cause the remote.
Problem is I got sick of the remote a lot faster than you. I got sick of them when I was playing Wii baseball 10 minutes after I got the system setup, went to pitch, threw the ball... winded my hand back for another pitch, and the ball was thrown from the winding back motion.
I said to myself, "wow, what a piece of shit game!"
Then I put in Zelda, stared walking around with the control stick, then when I finally got to the part of the game that the motion controls work and found myself... amuzed by the fact that I had to swing overhand to swing left, hold down the Z button and swing overhand to poke forward... you know, basically, do random motions that weren't the right motions to control the character.
When that got the best rating for a Wii game, then people were telling me, "get trauma center omg!" I said, alright, let's give the wii another chance.
So I load in Trauma Center, after paying 50 dollars for it. I see the extremely poor graphics that looked like Super Nintendo. I said to myself, "ok well for 50 bucks with these graphics, it'll probably be a whole LOT of game."
Then 6 hours later I'd beat it.
I haven't turned on my Wii since. Except to show a few friends who were curious. They concluded their Xbox 360s were 100 times better. I'll probably turn it on to beat zelda at some point. I'm sure Zelda's a fine game, but the Wii controls don't add shit.
I'm not going to say that the controller is a gimmick, I'm only going to point out that the best game for the wii isn't going to use it. If innovation is everything why is Super Smash Bros going to use a gamecube controller?
But anyway... if we admit that the wii games are bad but the controller makes them fun to a lot of people, I only ask if you expect more eventually? If you think something better than the launch titles are coming out soon, I'd hate to burst your bubble but what's even got a release date that looks good?
Wii games are going to continue to stink and continue to be fun to many because of the controller and eventually you'll get sick of it and want to play some real games. Or maybe you'll get some friends and you can play bowling in real life or tennis in real life and see how shitty Wii sports is and get some exercise.
And by the way, what could show more bias... ever, than blasting Sixaxis as shitty and gimmicky and calling the Wiimote a triumph of modern science?
News flash, they're the same damn thing, PS3 games just don't use it as much.
Try flOw sometime, you control using only the sixaxis and not with buttons at all. Amazingly, they managed to make a PS3 game based on motion controls and charge like 5 bucks for it instead of 50. Makes me wonder how much money it cost them to make Trauma Center.
I bet if they made flOw for Wii, had you control the creature by waving the wand around instead of tilting your controller and charged 50 bucks for it, all you idiots would be saying, "wow this game is awesome!"
1080 vs 480? Well the big advantage here is that let's say I'm playing a game in 1080p? Well if I'm looking forward, I'm going to see a lot farther then someone with 480. Things closer will be greater detail and that's nice for visuals, great for immersion, however greater depth vision is useful gameplay wise. It doesn't matter who has better eyesight, 480 blatantly doesn't display the further depths.
P vs I, since nobody really touched on that.
Interlaced is 30 frames per second.
Progressive is 60 frames per second.
You cannot do progressive in anything except PS3. This means all motions on a PS3 with HDMI are 2X smoother as oppose to on any other system where every other frame is skipped, including Xbox with HD DVD attachment for move watching.
Another thing, the whole idea that "anyone who buys a game system for movies is retarded," what a fucking stupid thing to say. Some people really are retarded themselves.
The PS3 has the same price range as Blu-Ray players and HD DVD players. If I was thinking of buying a high def player... for you know... high def content on a high def TV, I'd be dumb NOT to buy a PS3. What would be dumb would be buying a Xbox 360, a Wii and a Blu-Ray standalone player. Considering HD DVD is a fucking joke, I'm not going to invest 200 bucks into that doomed technology. If Microsoft wasn't so fucking arrogant to start a format war they can't win and they offered a Blu-Ray attachment I'd have considered a 360.
Sorry, I'm not missing out on watching Casino Royale on Blu Ray because Microsoft wants to pick a fight. Blu Ray companies own James Bond, Star Wars, Terminator... basically everything I love.
PS3 offers 60 frames per second... nobody else does.
Wii games are crappy and have a remote thrown in. Even you wii owners admit this, and you say, you have fun regardless cause of the remote. 9/10 games you think is fun and you admit the only reason they're fun to you is cause the remote.
Problem is I got sick of the remote a lot faster than you. I got sick of them when I was playing Wii baseball 10 minutes after I got the system setup, went to pitch, threw the ball... winded my hand back for another pitch, and the ball was thrown from the winding back motion.
I said to myself, "wow, what a piece of shit game!"
Then I put in Zelda, stared walking around with the control stick, then when I finally got to the part of the game that the motion controls work and found myself... amuzed by the fact that I had to swing overhand to swing left, hold down the Z button and swing overhand to poke forward... you know, basically, do random motions that weren't the right motions to control the character.
When that got the best rating for a Wii game, then people were telling me, "get trauma center omg!" I said, alright, let's give the wii another chance.
So I load in Trauma Center, after paying 50 dollars for it. I see the extremely poor graphics that looked like Super Nintendo. I said to myself, "ok well for 50 bucks with these graphics, it'll probably be a whole LOT of game."
Then 6 hours later I'd beat it.
I haven't turned on my Wii since. Except to show a few friends who were curious. They concluded their Xbox 360s were 100 times better. I'll probably turn it on to beat zelda at some point. I'm sure Zelda's a fine game, but the Wii controls don't add shit.
I'm not going to say that the controller is a gimmick, I'm only going to point out that the best game for the wii isn't going to use it. If innovation is everything why is Super Smash Bros going to use a gamecube controller?
But anyway... if we admit that the wii games are bad but the controller makes them fun to a lot of people, I only ask if you expect more eventually? If you think something better than the launch titles are coming out soon, I'd hate to burst your bubble but what's even got a release date that looks good?
Wii games are going to continue to stink and continue to be fun to many because of the controller and eventually you'll get sick of it and want to play some real games. Or maybe you'll get some friends and you can play bowling in real life or tennis in real life and see how shitty Wii sports is and get some exercise.
And by the way, what could show more bias... ever, than blasting Sixaxis as shitty and gimmicky and calling the Wiimote a triumph of modern science?
News flash, they're the same damn thing, PS3 games just don't use it as much.
Try flOw sometime, you control using only the sixaxis and not with buttons at all. Amazingly, they managed to make a PS3 game based on motion controls and charge like 5 bucks for it instead of 50. Makes me wonder how much money it cost them to make Trauma Center.
I bet if they made flOw for Wii, had you control the creature by waving the wand around instead of tilting your controller and charged 50 bucks for it, all you idiots would be saying, "wow this game is awesome!"
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