oolz

looks good, animations seem to have been improved as well. That was about the only thing that needed work IMO.

Sony is confused... A gaming phone that plays OLD games that most people who are interested would already have (but are probably dense enough to buy again), a new PSP that really should have been their PS phone, but isn't... yet another device to lug and now this? Which is what... another outlet to serve up the same old games again?

I love how some of you tards say it would be better to play with a traditional controller without actually knowing how the kinect controls work... nubs.

personally, not interested. I refuse to carry more than one device and I'm not alone in that.

@PR0F3TA

lol, comical.

nit pick all you want, but those panning outdoor shots, there's nothing else out there that looks that good. The lighting and texture detail are fantastic. It's a shame that they aren't licensing this tech anymore.

It's comical how excited peopel are to spend $250 so they can pay nintendo for the same games all over again, only in THREE DEEEEE.

it's not even close.

racing games, in motion, have peaked visually. hell, IMO, they peaked a couple of versions ago. The next step is a long way off.

@The angry pro consumer gaming ga

The average consumer doesn't need to know because it translated into games, faster, but it's still valid in the discussion.

You just want to call them idiot consumers because they're not getting what YOU think they should get. You're a fool if you think most people are stumbling into 360 ownership. They don't care about a $50 blu-ray player (which is kinda outdated now anyway), that cpu/gpu is marginally faster or that their lesser online service is free. They're getting what their friends or family have because it's a great system. It has great games, great online features, great hardware. Everything else is incidental, as it should be.

@The angry pro consumer gaming ga

your opinion. The average consumer see's a new device, shiny, black, great hardware, tons of games, it's cheap. It has this new thing called kinect, lots of online features and the PS3 simply doesn't do anything to separate itself from the 360. Microsoft has been the leader in nearly ever aspect this generation. From dictating how you work with developers, the tools you give them, to pushing the online features, XBLA, everything. Their only two mistakes have been the hardware issues and HD-DVD. Their response to the hardware issues were top notch for consumer electronics and HD-DVD didn't really hurt them.