Fenrir said:THANKS. I'LL MAKE IT A POINT NOT TO ENGAGE IN ANY CIVIL DISCOURSE WITH YOU HENCEFORTH. THWIP AND WHF ARE RIGHT. YOU'RE NOT WORTHY OF THE LUXURY OF AN INTELLIGENT, HONEST DEBATE AND HENCE, DESERVE EVERY BIT OF THE CONFRONTATIONAL RESPONSES YOU GET.:
Oh, that's right. This is NBA 2k7, which is ALREADY OUT on the Xbox360. Huh. Big surprise that the version coming out at least a month later would have something tweaked.Zenien said:Really? Are you sure you aren't thinking about Virtua Tennis? It doesn't obliterate anything, troll boy.
Oh wow! That's coming out what, an ENTIRE YEAR LATER? Wow Zenien, I would have thought otherwise, but now that you mention it, I guess that A YEAR ISN'T A DIFFERENCE IN TIME. I'm so shocked that the game saw IMPROVEMENT OVER A YEAR LATER!Zenien said:That totally didn't answer anything WHF. The same team responsible for Fight Night on the 360 are the ones who have made the PS3 release, so it doesn't really matter one way or the other.

Yeah, I made a mistake, only to see there was another GLARING REASON for this to happen. Your thread is still pointless, not "proving" a damn thing to anyone here and to top it off, it's all based on one little game that maybe ONE person on this board will actually care about.Zenien said:Um yeah, but you're dodging the fact that you ****ed up on the "This game has two seperate teams!" thing, troll boy. Jebus WHF, learn to read.![]()
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We aren't allowed to post positive Sony news!Zenien said:The tool situation will improve, that's all I just said. Though I am going to comment here that it's funny that some people believe that there is this pro Sony media as it were when vast majority of Sony news and opinions int he gaming media have beem negative as of late, and I guess any single positive impression could ten fold more then the 10 negative opinions?
Or if we do, we have to expect it to be bashed. Even the Japanese price cut was bashed, when it's blatently a good thing.Visually, the game has been taken up to a new level, particularly in how the game action is rendered. Not only have the in-game visuals been beefed up thanks to the power of the system, but according to Thomas, the way the PS3 renders pixels gives the game a richer appearance than the 360 version. It looks much more organic and lifelike, and if you thought you were watching a real game on the 360, just wait till you see it on the PS3.
Speaking of taking advantage of the PS3's power, the team has been using the computational power of the system to enhance a large number of the standard features that the game is known for. For instance, the cloth physics of jerseys and shorts has been assigned to one SPU on the PS3 instead of multiple cores on the 360 so that it can move more realistically than ever without taking away processing power for the rest of the game.
The reality of NBA 2K7 for the PS3, a game that is already playing as smooth as the 360 version with enhanced AI (better clock management, more post moves) and a show stopping new wrinkle to shooting free throws.