The Godfather Differences for 360 & PS3

Thesnipergecko · 29 Feb 2008 at 11:59

Im thinking about getting The Godfather for the PS3. I had and completed it 100% on the 360.

Is there any difference with the PS3 version?

T.

Mr Jones · 29 Feb 2008 at 12:06

Wrong forum mate (now moved) and tbh, if you've competed it on the 360, why get the PS3?!

Thesnipergecko · 29 Feb 2008 at 12:54

Because my 5th xbox has now died and I enjoyed playing it.

T.

wannabedamned · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:07

5, Christ. My mate's on his forth. And he said if this one goes, He isn't touching another one lol.

Anyways, I'd get it for the PS3 if you enjoy playing it that much, As you can be sure there will be less downtime

Thesnipergecko · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:51

wannabedamned said:
5, Christ. My mate's on his forth. And he said if this one goes, He isn't touching another one lol.

Which is why I will not be getting another 360.

It can be had for quite cheap as well, I've been doing some reading up and there are a few extra missions on the PS3 version.

T.

Wyrdo · 29 Feb 2008 at 14:20

One game I've never played, I take it you recommend it?

Thesnipergecko · 29 Feb 2008 at 14:38

Yeah, definately it will last you a long time. It did for me anyway. I always came back to it and eventually got 100% on it for the 360.

T.

thedoc46 · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:31

Thesnipergecko said:
Because my 5th xbox has now died and I enjoyed playing it.

T.

Funny answer

and straight to the point... Might I add, also the added bonus of going with the PS3 version is you may even be able to hear the in-game sound effects without the constant whoosh, rumble and hum of the 360 DVD drive.

Soulja · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:35

thedoc46 said:
Funny answer and straight to the point... Might I add, also the added bonus of going with the PS3 version is you may even be able to hear the in-game sound effects without the constant whoosh, rumble and hum of the 360 DVD drive.

zzzzzzz

Joebob · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:35

Not played the 360 version, but I read the PS3 version is supposed to be the best one. The sixasis, motion sensing, controls are nicely done in this game too.

Wyrdo · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:38

Soulja said:
zzzzzzz

I was going to comment on that also. Any post by thedoc46 and you can guarantee he'll be saying something negative about the 360 and the noise it makes.

thedoc46 · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:50

wyrdo said:
I was going to comment on that also. Any post by thedoc46 and you can guarantee he'll be saying something negative about the 360 and the noise it makes.

Yup I agree entirely.. That must mean I find it incredibly irritating to still rant on about it time and time again.

But it is a very valid point I think! The whole AV industry is built upon creating the perfect sound and picture quality... Then comes along a piece of hardware junk such as the 360 marketed as games console and AV equipment, but spills out a 'constant' god awful DVD spin noise.

I find it un-acceptable. Even so I do own one and enjoy playing it. These forums are a fine place to vent out my frustration about the 360's major design flaws.

Ripper · 29 Feb 2008 at 16:58

A better place would be notepad.

Shamikebab · 29 Feb 2008 at 17:00

yes, save the rest of us from your continuous whining.

turbo · 29 Feb 2008 at 17:06

Ripper said:
A better place would be notepad.

LOL!!!

Soulja · 29 Feb 2008 at 17:09

Ripper said:
A better place would be notepad.

Syph · 29 Feb 2008 at 17:11

Shamikebab said:
yes, save the rest of us from your continuous whining.

You can ignore him though.

If you like the game, OP, then why not if you can get it cheap enough. I'm assuming you're not replacing your 360 from what you've said, so why not sell the games and pick it up.

I found it a decent enough game on the Wii. Annoyed at the lack of visual polish (it's a PS2 game, and not a pretty PS2 title at that), but the controls are excellent. Obviously you won't have trouble with the visusals on the PS3 version and as has been said, I think they integrated the Sixaxis as well as they did the Wii controls for the Wii version.