NCAA 08 Stadiums

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I guess it's time to bite the bullet and buy a 360. Heard about too many PS3 problems, and the 360 is alot better in the price department. Plus, those scenes are awesome.
 
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JTrainDavis said:
I guess it's time to bite the bullet and buy a 360. Heard about too many PS3 problems, and the 360 is alot better in the price department. Plus, those scenes are awesome.
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Same here.

I heard NCAA 07 wasn't that good last year, so I didn't buy the 360, and just kept my PS2.

But it looks like Im gonna have to buy the 360, cause this game looks sweet.
 
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JTrainDavis said:
I guess it's time to bite the bullet and buy a 360. Heard about too many PS3 problems, and the 360 is alot better in the price department. Plus, those scenes are awesome.
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The main plus to having a PS3 is that it has a Blu-Ray DVD player in it. The Blu-Ray DVD players go for around $1,000, so it's a pretty good deal. Sorry, I work at Best Buy and that is my schpeal. They both have amazing graphics. Plus the X-Box Elite is $479
 
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jcolli30 said:
The main plus to having a PS3 is that it has a Blu-Ray DVD player in it. The Blu-Ray DVD players go for around $1,000, so it's a pretty good deal. Sorry, I work at Best Buy and that is my schpeal. They both have amazing graphics. Plus the X-Box Elite is $479
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If you ever wanted to know why BB workers get a bad rap sometimes, it's from comments like that. You can get a stand-alone BluRay player for $500 now.

Not jumping on you, just pointing out that your 'schpeal' is a bit out-dated.
 
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ut 4 me said:
what is a blu-ray DVD player? also, what will this game look like on ps2?
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DVD are encoded at 480i (or 576i in EU). That is standard def. Now, HD signals from your cable or sat provider are 720p or 1080i. A great picture indeed.

BluRay movies are encoded at 1080p. They also look great at 720p and 1080i (done correctly, they look better than your cable/sat feeds).

If you don't have an HD television, there is pretty much no reason to look at a BluRay player since you'd still be seeing 480i pictures off the disc.
 
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DrRosenRosen said:
DVD are encoded at 480i (or 576i in EU). That is standard def. Now, HD signals from your cable or sat provider are 720p or 1080i. A great picture indeed.

BluRay movies are encoded at 1080p. They also look great at 720p and 1080i (done correctly, they look better than your cable/sat feeds).

If you don't have an HD television, there is pretty much no reason to look at a BluRay player since you'd still be seeing 480i pictures off the disc.
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