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PS3 Oblivion: DLC? No. Tilt? No. Collector's edition? No. Exclusive content? No. Bett
Old 10-11-2006, 05:34 PM   #1
Zackman
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Default PS3 Oblivion: DLC? No. Tilt? No. Collector's edition? No. Exclusive content? No. Bett

Quotes from Oblivion exec producer Todd Howard's interview with IGN:

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/738/738319p2.html

Will the PS3 version include the downloadable content that's available for
the Xbox 360 and PC versions? No:

"The downloadable content is actually designed to work with a game that is
in-progress and doesn't work as well with a new game. So instead we focused
on Knights of the Nine as the new stuff to add to Oblivion."

Will you be able to download that content separately? No:

"Downloadable content is something we'd like to support on PS3, but right
now that's really in Sony's hands."

Is the Knights of the Nine content at least exclusive to the PS3 then? No:

"We always aim to have all our content available across all platforms, so
that is our goal."

Will the game use the SexAsses controller's tilt functionality? No:

"We aren't supporting tilt."

Will there be a Collector's Edition with the book of background material,
bonus DVD with "The Making of Oblivion", coin, etc.? No:

"Standard edition only." (They could have at least put all the bonus DVD
material on the disc and filled up some of that useless Blu-ray capacity,
but they apparently decided not to bother.)

Will the PS3's HDD give it an advantage over the Xbox 360 version? No:

"We use it pretty much the same way we use the 360 hard-drive."

Will the PS3 version look noticeably better than the Xbox 360 version? No:

"Our goal is always to make the game look and feel consistent across all
platforms." He does say that there will be less of an obvious division
between near detail and far detail in the game though: "You no longer have a
harsh line cutting across the two levels, they blend together seamlessly and
the distant detail and land looks much nicer."

So there you go. No downloadable content, no collector's edition, the
Knights of the Nine stuff is coming to the 360 and PC, no HDD advantage, no
Blu-ray advantage, no tilt functionality, and slightly better looking
visuals for distant scenery. If that's not reason enough to spend $600 on a
game console, what is?

Poor Bliggy. First he crows about how incredibly superior Oblivion will be
on the PS3, then he regurgitates a hilariously false post saying, "Every
texture is being replaced with new extremely-high resolution ones. It's
basically what Bethesda wanted to do the first time until they ran into the
DVDs capacity limit. BluRay fixes that little bottleneck."

Um, no.

-Z-


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Old 10-11-2006, 06:29 PM   #2
Andre Matuch
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Default PS3 Oblivion: DLC? No. Tilt? No. Collector's edition? No. Exclusive content? No. Bett

The biggest thing this shows is that third-parties will want to make their
games showcase the same experience on the 360, the Wii and the PS3
regardless of the system's capabilities. In other words, it all comes down
to which first-parties you like best.

I like Halo, I loved Voodoo Vince (and hope I can see of this type of game)
and I like Rare's stuff.

I have no interest in Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, Motorstorm or
anything else Sony has made (I didn't think much of God of War either...
glorified button-masher).

I lost interest in Nintendo's titles after my terrible experience playing
the Wind Waker.

So in my case, it's 360 all the way. I've gone to two faulty 360's and I
STILL don't want to switch to the other systems. I'm hooked on the
achievements, I love the controller and frankly I don't need 1080p because I
don't feel like spending 3000$ minimum on a TV that my girlfriend won't
watch at all when we live together.

Andre

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Quotes from Oblivion exec producer Todd Howard's interview with IGN: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/738/738319p2.html Will the PS3 version include the downloadable content that's available for the Xbox 360 and PC versions? No: "The downloadable content is actually designed to work with a game that is in-progress and doesn't work as well with a new game. So instead we focused on Knights of the Nine as the new stuff to add to Oblivion." Will you be able to download that content separately? No: "Downloadable content is something we'd like to support on PS3, but right now that's really in Sony's hands." Is the Knights of the Nine content at least exclusive to the PS3 then? No: "We always aim to have all our content available across all platforms, so that is our goal." Will the game use the SexAsses controller's tilt functionality? No: "We aren't supporting tilt." Will there be a Collector's Edition with the book of background material, bonus DVD with "The Making of Oblivion", coin, etc.? No: "Standard edition only." (They could have at least put all the bonus DVD material on the disc and filled up some of that useless Blu-ray capacity, but they apparently decided not to bother.) Will the PS3's HDD give it an advantage over the Xbox 360 version? No: "We use it pretty much the same way we use the 360 hard-drive." Will the PS3 version look noticeably better than the Xbox 360 version? No: "Our goal is always to make the game look and feel consistent across all platforms." He does say that there will be less of an obvious division between near detail and far detail in the game though: "You no longer have a harsh line cutting across the two levels, they blend together seamlessly and the distant detail and land looks much nicer." So there you go. No downloadable content, no collector's edition, the Knights of the Nine stuff is coming to the 360 and PC, no HDD advantage, no Blu-ray advantage, no tilt functionality, and slightly better looking visuals for distant scenery. If that's not reason enough to spend $600 on a game console, what is? Poor Bliggy. First he crows about how incredibly superior Oblivion will be on the PS3, then he regurgitates a hilariously false post saying, "Every texture is being replaced with new extremely-high resolution ones. It's basically what Bethesda wanted to do the first time until they ran into the DVDs capacity limit. BluRay fixes that little bottleneck." Um, no. -Z-



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Old 10-11-2006, 06:30 PM   #3
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Default PS3 Oblivion: DLC? No. Tilt? No. Collector's edition? No. Exclusive content? No. Bett

The biggest thing this shows is that third-parties will want to make their
games showcase the same experience on the 360, the Wii and the PS3
regardless of the system's capabilities. In other words, it all comes down
to which first-parties you like best.

I like Halo, I loved Voodoo Vince (and hope I can see of this type of game)
and I like Rare's stuff.

I have no interest in Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, Motorstorm or
anything else Sony has made (I didn't think much of God of War either...
glorified button-masher).

I lost interest in Nintendo's titles after my terrible experience playing
the Wind Waker.

So in my case, it's 360 all the way. I've gone to two faulty 360's and I
STILL don't want to switch to the other systems. I'm hooked on the
achievements, I love the controller and frankly I don't need 1080p because I
don't feel like spending 3000$ minimum on a TV that my girlfriend won't
watch at all when we live together.

Andre

"Zackman" <zackman@SPAMISEVILearthling.net> wrote in message
news:sKmdnZpBn_8LBrDYnZ2dnUVZ_tCdnZ2d@giganews.com ...
Quote:
Quotes from Oblivion exec producer Todd Howard's interview with IGN: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/738/738319p2.html Will the PS3 version include the downloadable content that's available for the Xbox 360 and PC versions? No: "The downloadable content is actually designed to work with a game that is in-progress and doesn't work as well with a new game. So instead we focused on Knights of the Nine as the new stuff to add to Oblivion." Will you be able to download that content separately? No: "Downloadable content is something we'd like to support on PS3, but right now that's really in Sony's hands." Is the Knights of the Nine content at least exclusive to the PS3 then? No: "We always aim to have all our content available across all platforms, so that is our goal." Will the game use the SexAsses controller's tilt functionality? No: "We aren't supporting tilt." Will there be a Collector's Edition with the book of background material, bonus DVD with "The Making of Oblivion", coin, etc.? No: "Standard edition only." (They could have at least put all the bonus DVD material on the disc and filled up some of that useless Blu-ray capacity, but they apparently decided not to bother.) Will the PS3's HDD give it an advantage over the Xbox 360 version? No: "We use it pretty much the same way we use the 360 hard-drive." Will the PS3 version look noticeably better than the Xbox 360 version? No: "Our goal is always to make the game look and feel consistent across all platforms." He does say that there will be less of an obvious division between near detail and far detail in the game though: "You no longer have a harsh line cutting across the two levels, they blend together seamlessly and the distant detail and land looks much nicer." So there you go. No downloadable content, no collector's edition, the Knights of the Nine stuff is coming to the 360 and PC, no HDD advantage, no Blu-ray advantage, no tilt functionality, and slightly better looking visuals for distant scenery. If that's not reason enough to spend $600 on a game console, what is? Poor Bliggy. First he crows about how incredibly superior Oblivion will be on the PS3, then he regurgitates a hilariously false post saying, "Every texture is being replaced with new extremely-high resolution ones. It's basically what Bethesda wanted to do the first time until they ran into the DVDs capacity limit. BluRay fixes that little bottleneck." Um, no. -Z-




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