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very interesting pull no punches interview with Peter Moore on xbox 360
the interviewer really pushes for some answers as to criticisms that the next gen looks remarkedly like the last gen:
EGM: Wouldn't you be pissed if you paid $400 for a new console and many of its games looked only marginally better than their current-gen equivalents?
PM: You wanna call out some games? Because I'm not gonna call out any games.
EGM: The 2K Sports games. Amped 3. Tony Hawk. Need for Speed. Gun. King Kong. People can argue they're not getting that big nextgen leap in graphics. On top of that, you're asking consumers to pay an extra $10 for these games. To quote you, "Next-generation games will combine unprecedented audio and visual experiences, create worlds that are beyond real, and they'll deliver story lines and gameplay so compelling that it'll feel like a..."
http://1up.com/do/feature?pager.offset=1&cId=3147131
a previous article comparing the games mentioned with last gen games is rather illuminating ..the comparison videos highlight the not so next gen graphics of some of the games listed above:
http://hdera.1up.com/
the interviewer also slams Moore on backwards compatible games. He points out that Sneakers, Kabuki, and Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue are backwards compatible yet Splinter Cell CT, Soul Calibur II, Dead or Alive: Xtreme Beach Volleyball arent even though they have been big sellers on the xbox whereas Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue wasnt (who names these games? ...sounds pornographic)
the interviewer really pushes for some answers as to criticisms that the next gen looks remarkedly like the last gen:
EGM: Wouldn't you be pissed if you paid $400 for a new console and many of its games looked only marginally better than their current-gen equivalents?
PM: You wanna call out some games? Because I'm not gonna call out any games.
EGM: The 2K Sports games. Amped 3. Tony Hawk. Need for Speed. Gun. King Kong. People can argue they're not getting that big nextgen leap in graphics. On top of that, you're asking consumers to pay an extra $10 for these games. To quote you, "Next-generation games will combine unprecedented audio and visual experiences, create worlds that are beyond real, and they'll deliver story lines and gameplay so compelling that it'll feel like a..."
http://1up.com/do/feature?pager.offset=1&cId=3147131
a previous article comparing the games mentioned with last gen games is rather illuminating ..the comparison videos highlight the not so next gen graphics of some of the games listed above:
http://hdera.1up.com/
the interviewer also slams Moore on backwards compatible games. He points out that Sneakers, Kabuki, and Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue are backwards compatible yet Splinter Cell CT, Soul Calibur II, Dead or Alive: Xtreme Beach Volleyball arent even though they have been big sellers on the xbox whereas Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue wasnt (who names these games? ...sounds pornographic)