PS3 Fanboy

STFU, this game will rock, but MGS4 should be GOTY, why? Because it shall be the first Ps3 exclusive to be one, I want to see the Xbots Cry!!!

don't worry although the music wasn't bad the guy "singing" was absolutely horrendous. sounded like wesley willis

Please post in english next time, thanks.

And the game still doesn't look very good, low quality textures and frame dropping all over the place. I guess graphics have never been their focus and it should be an easy port to the Wii.

Don't use the worn out "it's huge" argument. You never see the city from an airplane and Oblivion had better draw distance with incredible detail. These guys just don't know how to make pretty graphics or sustain a framerate.

the argument that "it's huge" is a perfectly valid one. This game has to be able to load on the fly on both ps3 and xbox without installing everything to a hard drive. Unlike Oblivion you aren't walking around or riding a horse. You're meant to be able to drive cars over 150mph and still have everything load. And never see the city from a plane? What about tall buildings and helicopters? Keep in mind every shot of gta4 you see, I'm expecting the framerate to have to keep up with those same shots but with everything exploding and on fire.

@ popfrogs

A few things to bear in mind:

A.) GTA 4 is bigger than Oblivion
B.) There is a lot more going on on-screen
C.) GTA4 doesn't have load times. Oblivion has really long load times.
D.) You might not see the city from a plane, but you do see it from a helicopter
E.) How would you know what the draw distance is from watching the trailers?
F.) Oblivion had it's own graphical problems, with some frankly terrible animation
G.) You're a c***.

Well I guess I just haven't bought into the hype, I just go by what the trailers have shown me, and that isn't anything to write home about.

And by the way, Oblivion is much bigger. Even Fallout 3 which will be enormous will only be 50-80% the size of Oblivion.

Hype has nothing to do with it. No game so far this generation has been as good as GTA3, and each subsequent game in the series has improved significantly over it's predecessor (excluding the stories games, obviously). R* would have to f*** up colossally for GTA4 to not be supremely awesome.

You could be right about Oblivion though. I'm pretty sure it would take you longer to cross the map on foot in GTA:SA than it would in Oblivion, but GTA4 is apparently quite a bit smaller. I'm fairly confident it will be larger in regard to the amount of different textures and stuff though. And don't forget that Oblivion suffered plenty of frame drops when you were fighting outside.

In any case: Oblivion = awesome, GTA4 = awesomest.