Just read the rest of the pages. People are saying Todd said that all platforms will play the same. Now did he say "play" or "look" the same? I think he said look the same not play the same.
As for other comments that other people can make games on the PS3, again, they are PS3 exclusive, Sony makes sure they know how to take advantage over everything on the PS3.
Please answer this. How come Sony doesn't make sure that Bethesda uses the PS3 to it's fullest? Why doesn't Sony teach Bethesda how to use it properly? Why because Bethesda makes the games for PC and 360 as well and Bethesda will not pay Sony anymore money to be taught how to use the PS3 properly. Again, Bethesda is not to blame here, Sony is. Also if you keep blaming Bethesda why will you buy the game then? Sort of hyporcritical of people keep bashing Bethesda but will buy it still.
We still know so little, we have no idea how well it will even run on the 360. It can run so slow on the 360 if more than 3 or 4 characters are on the screen. We just don't know. Nothing is guarented. The PS3 could actaully run smoother and better than the 360, we just don't know.
If anyone is worred, don't buy it on 11/11/11 and wait a week or two and come to the forums and see how both platforms run.
Todd said "look" which is very different from "preforming" the same. It can look as good all it wants but if the framerate svcks when actually playing it... :shakehead:
As for the second thing... is that really fair to say? Why should Bethesda get special treatment from Sony when other developers seem to do fine with the PS3, such as DICE, Infinity Ward, Valve, Rocksteady, Crytek, Criterion, etc... It doesn't help matters that Bethesda seems bent on making sure Sony's rival company always gets DLC before they do.
I don't think it's fair to say it's Sony's fault at all. Other developers have proven that the PS3 can be utilized just as efficiently as the 360 can, if not more. Bethesda could easily hire programmers that are familiar with the PS3... they themselves should already be familiar with it after two full games on it.
Other developers have already said that the best way to make sure both console versions run similarly is to develop on the PS3 first. It is easier to port the game to the 360 from the PS3 than it is to port it to the PS3 from the 360. When this happens the games may look slightly better on the PS3...
slightly... but if you do it the other way around the PS3 version often suffers a lot more than...
slightly.
The only reason they develop for the 360 first is because the 360 has a higher install base so they make it a priority. That console sales gap is closing rapidly however, and this will no longer be a viable excuse by the end of this year.