That may be true, but the fact that the 360 version is being handled by another team, and the fact that it uses a completely different engine than it's PS3 counterpart speaks to there being no compromise to the PS3 version.

In fact, if there's any compromise at all, it's in the 360 version. Had they been able to put all of FFXIII on a single or even two 360 disks, then perhaps you could have cried foul. Or if the visuals for the PS3 version had taken a hit you could have cried foul.

Analysis of your post by a troglodyte exposes it as nothing but verbal diarrhea.

No matter what you think, Square-Enix's decision to create a version of FFXIII for the 360 in North America is based on market share, and regardless of you liking it or not, it means that there wasn't enough faith in the PS3 community alone to support the cost of the project. Which means it's not just Microsoft's fault for throwing money around, it means it's Sony's fault for not making the PS3 a more desirable system.

Do us all a favour, take what little dignity you have, and either become an hero, or GTFO. The internet could use one less mouth-breather.

N.E ways? Some abbreviation!

Anyways = seven keystrokes

N.E ways = ten keystrokes (shift, n, release shift, dot, shift, e, release shift, space, ways)

Not only does it require more work, the exact opposite of using an abbreviation, but it also makes you look like a fool. A fool!!

i agree with you bbuutt i still like that it is on the 360. i mean it would have looked better on the ps3 if it was made only for it but final fantasy 13 versus will be only for the ps3 so let the 360 fans have some fun.

I love disk-swapping. In fact, the only game that did a bad job of this was Star Ocean 4. Disk-swapping is 15% of the fun of FF games!

Yes because mass effect contains the same level of ingenuity as Zelda does in its puzzles or final fantasy does in its combat system. Zelda differs, Mass Effect does not, I got pretty bored of bland white covered halls to be honest.