Because a company spends more time on a game for the PS3 doesn't in anyway make the PS3 a better machine.
I walk into my local Hastings, Movie Gallery, Wal-Mart, etc. and 360 title, accessories (along with original XBOX games) are almost countable on my fingers. But, PS2 games they have 3, 4, 5, etc. times as much area for them. That doesn't mean, Xbox and 360 have that few of games (between the two, there is a lot of games) it just means those retailers have chosen PS2 and PS3 in the near future, to be their primary display.
Bethesda Game Studios has apparently chosen the PS3 to be it's flagship system for Oblivion. "Fixing" bugs that were present in the game for 360 and PC, so that it looks better on PS3, don't mean PS3 is so great, just means they took the time to clean it up.
And 1) the version used for testing isn't the release version, so don't mean 100% that is the way the final version will really be, and 2) from one person to the next, things look different.
I walk into my local Hastings, Movie Gallery, Wal-Mart, etc. and 360 title, accessories (along with original XBOX games) are almost countable on my fingers. But, PS2 games they have 3, 4, 5, etc. times as much area for them. That doesn't mean, Xbox and 360 have that few of games (between the two, there is a lot of games) it just means those retailers have chosen PS2 and PS3 in the near future, to be their primary display.
Bethesda Game Studios has apparently chosen the PS3 to be it's flagship system for Oblivion. "Fixing" bugs that were present in the game for 360 and PC, so that it looks better on PS3, don't mean PS3 is so great, just means they took the time to clean it up.
And 1) the version used for testing isn't the release version, so don't mean 100% that is the way the final version will really be, and 2) from one person to the next, things look different.
