Bioshock

Added:Thu 23rd Apr 2009 22:08, Post No: 61

game looks good.

i watched it and it looks boss

Added:Mon 05th Jan 2009 20:20, Post No: 59

Serouisly if your going to sit here and insult the 360 you know dude it just proves your a [#@!?]ing A** who didn't do any research before you ranted on about your "superior" system. Red rings of death sure it happens but you can send it to get fixed and that doesn't take to much time or money. Subscribtion to LIVE sure it cost money but they have the membership for like 5 bucks. Look 360 and Ps3 are pretty equal neither is really all that diffrent just the brand. some diffrent exclusive games and blu ray for the PS3 (Whipdi freaking do bluray!) but if you look at most of the games out that are good you can find them on PS3 or 360.

PS3: has got good excluisve games like MGS4

360: Halo 3

So dude get iover your self your just proving you have no life to everyone here by ranting on about a systen that isn't anymore superior than the 360.

Added:Mon 03rd Nov 2008 17:26, Post No: 57

WWWOOO i agree, at least do ure reasearch before u insult the 360, it had almost 20 Million onlione players 4 a reason u know, u get what u pay for.

Added:Thu 18th Sep 2008 20:44, Post No: 55

Come the end of the day, it's an old game so get over yourselves!! OK, it's had a lick of paint and a slight touch up in places but it's old news now!! Finally to you sad lonely XBOX 360 owners who enjoy ripping the FAR SUPERIOR PS3!! ENJOY UR RING OF DEATH AND MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES....As far as Bioshock is concerned,I will be getting it again, and look forward to seeing how it looks on PS3

Added:Wed 13th Aug 2008 20:24, Post No: 53

actually im going to laugh at IP Address: ***.***.124.217 as only a few days ago i was talking about this now its on this very site. read on little stupid boy..... Could Intel's GPGPU be appearing in the Xbox 720 or PlayStation 4... Larrabee, Intel's foray into the world of discrete graphics processors, could be shaping future next-gen consoles, according to comments from the chip manufacturer in an interview with Develop. Offering developers a fully programmable pipeline and based around the popular x86 instruction set, the Larrabee specifications are considered to be closer to that of a multi-core CPU than traditional GPU technology. Such a design allows the technology to fluidly handle tasks not typically assigned to the GPU, helping out the CPU as and when needed, and unlocking the true potential of parallel computing offered by multi-core architecture. Intel's Aaron Coday revealed, "It's definitely something we would want to discuss with the console vendors, and hope that the architecture that we're providing is something that is very compelling for them and be interesting." A paper released at SIGGRAPH 2008 indicated that 25 Larrabee cores running at 1GHz could potentially run Gears of War at 60fps at a resolution of 1600x1200 - this is believed to be a conservative estimation as the cores are widely expected to run faster than 1GHz. Samples of Larrabee are expected to be unveiled towards the end of the year, with the first video card based around the technology expected in late 2009 or 2010