Xbox 360 and PS3 Are Just Very Crap PCs

[MOnk]

I don't think end users in general can really tell the difference between a game running at 30fps or 90fps on a console, and I don't think any of them actually care, as long as its playable

15fps is playable if you're alright with it feeling like a turd. There is definitely a difference between 30fps and 60fps. Sure if ask a regular fool if there is a difference between 30 and 60 he would say there wasn't but then if you actually got him down to play a game running at 30 and then at 60 he would also tell you there is something different but he doesn't not what, it just 'feels' better.

[VindicatoR]

15fps is playable if you're alright with it feeling like a turd. There is definitely a difference between 30fps and 60fps. Sure if ask a regular fool if there is a difference between 30 and 60 he would say there wasn't but then if you actually got him down to play a game running at 30 and then at 60 he would also tell you there is something different but he doesn't not what, it just 'feels' better.

15fps... lol , at 20~fps I'd stop as I wouldn't be able to tolerate it... a few games has been spoiled for me by having frequent frame drops below 30fps on consoles.
I still remember "breaking" my X360 with N3, too many models flying around completely freezing up for 10 seconds and then continuing at 1-10fps.

I've got a X360, PS3 and a PC, although I haven't touched the X360 in over a year and a half now.

[Deceptor]

Sorry to break it to you but there are no AAA 3D games that I know of that run with those specs and Ghost Recon Future Soldier is no exception.

Global average FPS: 29.75
1024x600 resolution (600p) so more then 4x fewer pixels than 1080p which most PCs can reasonably manage.

Started reading the rest of your post but since even you mentioned, I've seen it all before. Just thought I would correct that rather stark error.

Wipeout HD on PS3 runs 1080p at 60fps, if my memory serves me correctly. I know it's not exactly a AAA game but it's pretty close.

[MOnk]

Not sure it's that close to a AAA title, maybe. Yes there are games that do [email protected] but those are mostly either sprite based or have visuals which are really toned down, often found in Arcade/Downloadable titles.

[Strifehart]

This thread is updated quite often with the actual internal rendering resolutions of console games : http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=46241