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Team Ninja designer tells complaining PS3 devs to 'get out'

Jun 14th 2007 4:42PM on Joystiq

PS3 Use Open GL-ES Library.”SDK Open Source”. This is good because independent programmer could start his own software on his back yard. The most challenging aspect of programming for ps3 and also xbox 360 is that both have parallel multicore architecture. My suggestion don’t believe every thing coming for PR sites, magazines or any pr media, all of them are been paid for what they publish. There Is no such a thing like difficult or simple for Good software developers, is about know how.

Graphics war: Halo 2 vs Halo 3

May 18th 2007 1:46PM on Joystiq Xbox

Halo is about game play not graphics. GW has great graphics and all that’s stuff but, the gameplay, kind of sucks. I mean very slow game play compare to Halo. So I think you can’t have GW graphics running high fps like halo does. I don’t care that much about graphics. I prefer a fast game play like halo instead of a huge, big and slow elephant lik GW

How-to: Make a PS360 controller

May 2nd 2007 11:44AM on Engadget

O really. So. I have to get out of Engadget because you say so. Yea right. I still thinking this is stupid. There is no smart use for this. And who with a little bit of “” going to buy an xbox controller, just for disassembly it and us it in a ps3 controller. Sorry if I hurt your fillings but I still thinking this is stupid. I hope you increase your knowledge with this article. lmao! Go ahead! and buy your xbox controller and try it. LMAO

How-to: Make a PS360 controller

May 2nd 2007 11:42AM on Engadget

lol lol

How-to: Make a PS360 controller

May 2nd 2007 11:42AM on Engadget

lol

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