LOL @ sabrina reference.
yeah sub said it like it is. I never really thought that much about it until now. I'm really hoping the exclusive title developers really show their A game. MGS4 and killzone 2 already stated their game definately wont fit on a DVD. It's a matter of time when the blockbuster titles start to make other people sit up and take notice. They better do.

As for multiplatform titles, it won't be too surprising to see some sort of money politics at work here. Or maybe just plain laziness. They still have some unused space from the BD media, but they might be under pressure to release the game for all platforms at the same time. The 360 version is ready to go, but they still need time to make more levels for the PS3 version. So in the end they just screw it all and release it for both. Sony from what I know didn't pay anything extra for third party developers to make more levels for the PS3 version. So...

just found out that for future titles starting after the force unleashed, lucasarts will develop for PS3 first, then port it to 360. fanboy flamebait hidden in spoiler...

time will tell.... it's up to the exclusive titles made by those devs now. My hopes are riding on them.

1. Konami
2. Media Molecule (LittleBigPlanet)
3. Guerilla Games (Killzone 2)
4. ReadyATDawn
5. Team Ico
6. Square Enix
7. Insomniac
8. Naughty Dog (Unchartered)
9. Lucasarts

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Added on June 2, 2008, 7:20 pmLet's hope the PS3 proves the adage "Good Things Come To Those Who Wait" to be true.

This post has been edited by slickz: Jun 2 2008, 07:20 PM

alma alma.... some of you guys took him seriously?

^ PS3 supporter la this guy

I think to avoid feeling cheated, we shouldn't focus TOO much on whether it fills up the disk or not. As long as you get satisfaction from the gameplay, it should suffice. The 50GB space is basically made available to make life easier for the developer. Creative freedom, like some would say.

Did you guys enjoy the PS3 version of the multiplatform games u got? for example, GTA IV on PS3? A simple answer of yes would mean the developer did their job and we as customer are satisfied.

It really is in our minds, if we keep saying "it could have been better, could have been more" then we'll never be satisfied.That applies to our own lives in fact. Suppose yes, they (the developer) did mention , no we didnt fill all 50GB. Then what can we do? Just booooo the develper and boycott? That's what we can do.

But then u hear all the nice stories of those who DID buy the game and had a great time with it then we realize in the end we missed out on something good, just because we keep looking at the fact that they didn't utilize all the space.

This post has been edited by slickz: Jun 4 2008, 04:27 PM

I'm happy to say that it has been worth the wait. It is nothing less than pure awesomeness.