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I thought this was a great answer to my question, and Resistance 2 was mentioned a couple of posts back as perhaps an example of what to look for in terms of what a first party is capable of on the PS3. I'd guess Killzone 2 and MGS4 are also good examples.
But going back to the goal of multiplatform gaming, last generation when we had XBox and PS2 multiplatform games being released, Microsoft seemed to take full advantage of their LIVE functions and seemed to force developers to include them in every game, no matter how minimal those functions were, and now this generation every game has to have Achievements.
It just struck me as odd that Sony aren't insisting that developers take similar advantage of the PS3's features, like insisting every Blu-Ray disc is crammed full with extra content e.g. a picture-in-picture running video commentary "making of" feature as you're playing through the game. Then again Sony did always give their third parties pretty much a free reign, I guess they want to keep them sweet and don't want to force even more development costs on them.
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Only me who thinks the graphics looks like crap? Seems kinda ... cartoon like..
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