E3 2005

DS · 05-18-2005, 03:53 PM

All 3 major companies are claiming huge 3rd party support this time around. So now it will depend on hardware and 1st party. Each company is going to be relying on their franchises to help with this and since each is using the same size disc, it will probably be easy to port every game. Microsoft and Sony both have great systems, with better specs on the latter. We have heard nothing about the Revolution other then it's "prototype" and the basic key features.

Until I see anything game wise for the Revolution, Sony has my vote. They have the top-notch graphics that the next generation systems are shooting for, they have great 3rd party support from previous companies, not to mention an overwhelming library at launch with the backwards compatibility. If they announce an online services like Xbox Live, it will destroy the 360 and, most likely, the Revolution. But this is all a matter of taste.

05-18-2005, 03:53 PM	#1
DS look at that hat Posts: 4,520	All 3 major companies are claiming huge 3rd party support this time around. So now it will depend on hardware and 1st party. Each company is going to be relying on their franchises to help with this and since each is using the same size disc, it will probably be easy to port every game. Microsoft and Sony both have great systems, with better specs on the latter. We have heard nothing about the Revolution other then it's "prototype" and the basic key features. Until I see anything game wise for the Revolution, Sony has my vote. They have the top-notch graphics that the next generation systems are shooting for, they have great 3rd party support from previous companies, not to mention an overwhelming library at launch with the backwards compatibility. If they announce an online services like Xbox Live, it will destroy the 360 and, most likely, the Revolution. But this is all a matter of taste.