k. have fun bitching while everyone else enjoys the game

"

i blame bethesda for not making the ps3 version up to par with at least the 360 version. i know that they had a year later start for developing it due to oblivion. that just means they should have pushed it back. i am aware that their probably would have been an outcry from ps3 owners, for not being able to play it when everyone else does. but still they should have gotten it right.

"

Just give me a patch and I'll be fine.

Also if you want to complain take it up with them, it's no use complaning to us.

Link

"Also if you want to complain take it up with them, it's no use complaning to us.

Link"

"Just give me a patch and I'll be fine."

If I only had a ps3 I would be pissed also, but I will just buy this for the 360 instead.

Man the ps3 always gets the short end of the stick for muliplatform games, I`m not sure who to blame it on but I heard it`s alot more difficult to develop for the ps3 then the 360.

i have the ps3 version and only problem is that when you get a alert message it pauses til it vanishes...

"Man the ps3 always gets the short end of the stick for muliplatform games, I`m not sure who to blame it on but I heard it`s alot more difficult to develop for the ps3 then the 360."

"Bucketdeth said:

"Man the ps3 always gets the short end of the stick for muliplatform games, I`m not sure who to blame it on but I heard it`s alot more difficult to develop for the ps3 then the 360."

A lot of games nowadays develop for the PS3 and then port over, such as Mirror's Edge."

"

i blame bethesda for not making the ps3 version up to par with at least the 360 version. i know that they had a year later start for developing it due to oblivion. that just means they should have pushed it back. i am aware that their probably would have been an outcry from ps3 owners, for not being able to play it when everyone else does. but still they should have gotten it right.

"

"bulletclip6 said:

"

i blame bethesda for not making the ps3 version up to par with at least the 360 version. i know that they had a year later start for developing it due to oblivion. that just means they should have pushed it back. i am aware that their probably would have been an outcry from ps3 owners, for not being able to play it when everyone else does. but still they should have gotten it right.

"

Why is it that nobody can seem to make a PS3 game on time or on par with its Xbox 360 comparison? I dont have a PS3, but this is still pretty ridiculous..."

You just cant win. People bitch if you delay people bitch if you release side by side

well if you think about it, bethesda had one year less to make the ps3 version so if you consider that the problems with that version are only minor, its actually quite an impressive feat

My cousin works at Ubisoft Montreal (I don't see her often) but she tells me that developing PS3 games isn't too difficult from the ground up. What happens is that the 360 supports hardware that allows for streamlining of certain processes, whereas the PS3 lacks this, favouring a higher focus on detail. This means that ports from PS3 to 360 make little to no difference unless the 360 can't handle it from a technical standpoint. On the flipside, 360 to PS3 comes with a lot of issues requiring a full 're polish' of the graphics, audio, and gameplay to avoid any possible bugs.

Bethesda suprised me with the PS3 fallout, they did a great job with oblivion, but now I guess the 360 gets 'the good one'

:)

"My cousin works at Ubisoft Montreal (I don't see her often) but she tells me that developing PS3 games isn't too difficult from the ground up. What happens is that the 360 supports hardware that allows for streamlining of certain processes, whereas the PS3 lacks this, favouring a higher focus on detail. This means that ports from PS3 to 360 make little to no difference unless the 360 can't handle it from a technical standpoint. On the flipside, 360 to PS3 comes with a lot of issues requiring a full 're polish' of the graphics, audio, and gameplay to avoid any possible bugs.

Bethesda suprised me with the PS3 fallout, they did a great job with oblivion, but now I guess the 360 gets 'the good one'

:)"

"My cousin works at Ubisoft Montreal (I don't see her often) but she tells me that developing PS3 games isn't too difficult from the ground up. What happens is that the 360 supports hardware that allows for streamlining of certain processes, whereas the PS3 lacks this, favouring a higher focus on detail. This means that ports from PS3 to 360 make little to no difference unless the 360 can't handle it from a technical standpoint. On the flipside, 360 to PS3 comes with a lot of issues requiring a full 're polish' of the graphics, audio, and gameplay to avoid any possible bugs.

Bethesda suprised me with the PS3 fallout, they did a great job with oblivion, but now I guess the 360 gets 'the good one'

:)"

"k. have fun bitching while everyone else enjoys the game
"

They didn't have a year later start due to Oblivion, 4J Studios ported that to the PS3. The only reason they can have for it not being as good on the PS3 as it is on the 360 is that they aren't as good as some other developers at understanding & making full use of the PS3 hardware.

Stop complaining. I have no sympathy for you, as a 360 owner it's kinda nice that at least one cross platform game actually looks better on 360 it doesn't happen often...ever.

Why don't you go play some MGS4, Little Big Planet or Uncharted while I sit and wait for my 360 to be repaired (3 weeks now) before I can partake in the holiday gaming orgy you all are having.

Seriously boo fucking hoo.

now I'm going to go play kingdom hearts 2 and the rest of the games in my ps2 pile of shame. (it truly is a monolith of half finished games.)

PS3 version has crashes and glitches
360 version has tearing
PC version has continual crashes.
Beth dropped the ball on this one, it's becoming pretty clear.

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i blame bethesda for not making the ps3 version up to par with at least the 360 version. i know that they had a year later start for developing it due to oblivion. that just means they should have pushed it back. i am aware that their probably would have been an outcry from ps3 owners, for not being able to play it when everyone else does. but still they should have gotten it right.

"

They should have just kept it on PC like all the other Fallouts and not deal with the crap from developing on a console.

"They should have just kept it on PC like all the other Fallouts and not deal with the crap from developing on a console."

"Demilich said:

"They should have just kept it on PC like all the other Fallouts and not deal with the crap from developing on a console."

/o\ / 0  \ /o\

illigal copies ftw?"

"They should have just kept it on PC like all the other Fallouts and not deal with the crap from developing on a console."

I think if they're going to put the game out on the PS3 then they should at the least make a good job of it. If they aren't going to put out a quality product then why even release it.

At the end of the day I don't really care because Fallout 3 is the last game I would ever choose to play but y'know - developers need to start taking the PS3 seriously now.

I wonder if it's cost effective to put additional time into the PS3 versions versus the 360/PC (Which i can imagine would sell way more)

"k. have fun bitching while everyone else enjoys the game
"

rabble rabble

I'm getting the Steam version now, hopefully it'll run reasonably.

"I wonder if it's cost effective to put additional time into the PS3 versions versus the 360/PC (Which i can imagine would sell way more)"

"JJpenguin said:

"I wonder if it's cost effective to put additional time into the PS3 versions versus the 360/PC (Which i can imagine would sell way more)"

Ding ding ding, we have a wiener. With the hardware the PS3 has, programming for the thing can be a bitch and something tells me that that is why Bethesda was so negative about the PS3 (as is Valve)."

"Driadon said:

"JJpenguin said:

"I wonder if it's cost effective to put additional time into the PS3 versions versus the 360/PC (Which i can imagine would sell way more)"

Ding ding ding, we have a wiener. With the hardware the PS3 has, programming for the thing can be a bitch and something tells me that that is why Bethesda was so negative about the PS3 (as is Valve)."

The game was probably lead developed on PC, and if so, that means it uses DirectX.
PS3 uses OpenGL."

I'm enjoying my perfect flaw free version(s) of TES 5: Washington DC. Why aren't you? Oh wait.

It's not their fault the PS3 programming SKU is inferior. :)

Bethesda isn't very good at bug testing.  Oblivion had a TON of bugs when it launched, but those were eventually fixed for the most part.