A Look At the Final Fantasy XIII Demo, Early Analysis 103
A demo for the PS3 version of Final Fantasy XIII was released in Japan this week, and people have had a chance to try it out and report back. In fact, video footage of the demo in its entirety was streamed and then posted on YouTube shortly after finding its way into customers' hands. Eurogamer got a chance to give the demo a test-drive, and they had this to say: "The characters are likeable — Lightning for her mysteriousness, the members of NORA for their banter and camaraderie — the setting is compelling, and the whole thing is as sumptuous visually as you'd expect of a next-generation Square-Enix title. The plot's the only thing that I couldn't get a definite feel for from the demo, beyond the basic set-up of an oppressive regime, a resistance fighting against it and a character with mysterious powers brought to aid them in a twist of fate. But forty minutes with Final Fantasy XIII have left me with nothing but anticipation for what else it has in store."
Re:One major problem... (Score:1, Interesting)
Sorry, Blu-Ray in the PS3 has a faster transfer rate that the 360's DVD.
Get your facts straight please, and stop spreading the Microsoft pre-PS3 launch FUD...
Re:FFIX?! (Score:3, Interesting)
Non of them are bad games, it just depends what aspects of the game you like.
Re:What?^2 (Score:4, Interesting)
You are comparing the PS3 CONSTANT speed, to the MAXIMUM speed of the 360.
The 360 DVD, like most DVD reads tracks on the outer edge of the DVD faster than it reads them on the inside.
BD discs are read at a constant speed, from start to finish.
The 360 *average*, on a full disk, around 64Mbps.
and finally, Xbox uses 12xDVD, not 16 as you used.
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=42157 [beyond3d.com]