This game looks better than B3 to me. Seems to have better resolution and curves despite it having the cool anime outlines as opposed to B1's clay characters.
Though not by much, the screenshots may not look as good as this game will in the end.
Much like the early Tekken 6 screens compared to how it looks now.
Originally posted by Wandering Flame
This game looks better than B3 to me. Seems to have better resolution and curves despite it having the cool anime outlines as opposed to B1's clay characters.Though not by much, the screenshots may not look as good as this game will in the end.
Much like the early Tekken 6 screens compared to how it looks now.
for sure the graphics will be better in the finished product. im sure the gameplay will be better than all the previous budokais
Originally posted by SaTsuJiN
lulz @ 360 being faulty hardware.. your singular experience =/= everyone elses experienceFact vs Opinion 101 : failed
you loowze.. good day sir
Singular experience? The Xbox 360 has a hardware failure rate of over 33%. The Wii and PS3 both have a hardware failure rate of under 1%. The 360 is faulty. Even Microsoft realises it, which is why they did the whole extended warranty thing.
Originally posted by ((The_Anomaly))to acquire a %.. you would have to have total purchased vs total failures, right?.. lets see some numbers.. otherwise.. "99% of all statistics are made up on the spot"
Singular experience? The Xbox 360 has a hardware failure rate of over 33%. The Wii and PS3 both have a hardware failure rate of under 1%. The 360 is faulty. Even Microsoft realises it, which is why they did the whole extended warranty thing.
I know 6 people (myself included) that has a 360.. only 1 has had a red ring so far.. so excuse me if I'm not so quick to jump on the "lulz failure" bandwagon
Not that I would buy a fighting game for 360 mind you (DoA4 excluded.. cuz I dont even consider that a real fighting game)... the 360 dpad is a POS
Originally posted by SaTsuJiN
to acquire a %.. you would have to have total purchased vs total failures, right?.. lets see some numbers.. otherwise.. "99% of all statistics are made up on the spot"I know 6 people (myself included) that has a 360.. only 1 has had a red ring so far.. so excuse me if I'm not so quick to jump on the "lulz failure" bandwagon
Not that I would buy a fighting game for 360 mind you (DoA4 excluded.. cuz I dont even consider that a real fighting game)... the 360 dpad is a POS
actually he's right that failure rate is just about correct. not on the new ones so much but the old ones hell yeah, they drop like flies. however i LOVE the layout of it, the live service beats the living **** outta any other console EVER.
the dpad isnt even used hlf the time. specialy in fightin games. what makes you think itll be used in burst limit
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
Really? That hurts.
thats nice... anyway...
Originally posted by chickenlover98
the dpad isnt even used hlf the time. specialy in fightin games. what makes you think itll be used in burst limit
Right... lol.. how good are you at fighting games exactly?
Originally posted by Wandering Flame
But to each his own I guess.
Yeah, I think I'll agree with that aspect...
Moving this discussion towards burst limit.. why in the hell is there a super gauge?
Originally posted by SaTsuJiN
to acquire a %.. you would have to have total purchased vs total failures, right?.. lets see some numbers.. otherwise.. "99% of all statistics are made up on the spot"I know 6 people (myself included) that has a 360.. only 1 has had a red ring so far.. so excuse me if I'm not so quick to jump on the "lulz failure" bandwagon
Not that I would buy a fighting game for 360 mind you (DoA4 excluded.. cuz I dont even consider that a real fighting game)... the 360 dpad is a POS
http://www.ripten.com/2007/07/03/failure-rate-xbox-360-high-as-33-sony-ps3-less-than-1/
http://www.gwn.com/news/story.php/id/13201/Retailers_Claim_360_Failure_Rate_Is_Over_30.html
http://www.digg.com/xbox/Retailers_Reveal_Xbox_360_Failure_Rate_Over_30
http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Home/D3Q7G8S2
http://www.itwire.com/content/view/13177/532/
http://www.geekscribe.com/2007/06/23/xbox-360-failure-rate-30-ouch/
I could keep going, but I decided to stop.
Originally posted by Wandering Flame
Yeah, I was wondering that also.There are so many DBZ games (mainly for the PS2) it's ridiculous..
Originally posted by Wandering Flame
I guess it's because DBZ has so many fans. 😄
At least, that's the only reason I can think of. 😬
Originally posted by Wandering Flame
Lmfao @ "Broly goes Blu-ray" in the dbz ad up top.
Originally posted by ((The_Anomaly))
http://www.ripten.com/2007/07/03/failure-rate-xbox-360-high-as-33-sony-ps3-less-than-1/http://www.gwn.com/news/story.php/id/13201/Retailers_Claim_360_Failure_Rate_Is_Over_30.html
http://www.digg.com/xbox/Retailers_Reveal_Xbox_360_Failure_Rate_Over_30
http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Home/D3Q7G8S2
http://www.itwire.com/content/view/13177/532/
http://www.geekscribe.com/2007/06/23/xbox-360-failure-rate-30-ouch/
I could keep going, but I decided to stop.
and you probably should.. since 30% of 1 stores consoles really isn't that many when compared to global sales
see one comment written at the 2nd link :
The statistics are actually very clear that the overall defect ratio for worldwide sales is in the margin of 3-5%, which is exactly where it should be. The defect ratios really were higher than 3-5% in certain parts of the country, which is why it seems much worse in certain parts of the country or certain stores. Once you know all of the facts you will easily understand why that is.The Xbox 360 and the PS2 actually have nearly identical defect rates of 3-5%. Over 100 million PS2 systems have been sold, and there have been over 5 million PS2 systems that have had defects. That is a LOT of defective PS2 systems, but in reality that is pretty good defect ratio.
It's the same thing with the Xbox 360. There are 13 million Xbox 360 systems out there, and about 11.5 million of them have been sold to consumers. 3-5% of 11.5 million is a LOT of systems. 3-5% of 11.5 million means that about 500,000 systems out there were defective. But, we need to remember that 5% is actually a reasonably good number for a defect ratio.
With the Xbox 360 the situation is considerably different than the PS2 because of the way the products were distributed. The defect ratio "seems" considerably higher in certain parts of the country because IT IS considerably higher in certain parts of the country!
The reason the defect ratio is considerably higher in certain parts of the world is because the Xbox 360 systems were built in three different factories. One of the factories constructed FAR more defective units than the others. The "batches" of systems shipped to certain parts of the world from that particular factory had a MUCH HIGHER defect ratio.
So, the reason why an EB store in one part of the country would experience a 30% defect ratio, while stores in other parts of the country would experience standard defect ratios of only 3-5% or less would be because the units are shipped in batches from the individual factories. In other words, that one particular factory was known for producing "batches" of units with a higher defect ratio, and those batches were not evenly distributed; they were targeted toward specific geographic regions and individual stores in particular. This means that in the past a store in place #1 might have had a 30% defect ratio, while a store in place #2 might have had a defect ratio of less than 1%.
Microsoft recently closed that particular factory with a higher than average defect ratio. This is an excellent solution, because it COMPLETELY solves the problem.
anyhow.. you don't want a 360 and thats very clear.. but lets not act like every single system is dying as soon as the cashier scans the bar code
P.S. I really lol'ed when I saw in the 1st link that "Blu-Ray is leading the pack" ... lmfao!