@BrianK

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This is an example of why people see you as a PS3 zealot. You acknowledge the glitches exist due to a patch being made. You then try to excuse this as if it's not really a glitch. Simply acknowledge PS3 games do have glitches, it's not unheard of.

What are you talking about? Of course PS3 exclusive games have bugs.

I was talking about the Ghostbusters issues, not about the bugs in PS3 exclusives. There was quite a few things in that game on the PS3 which required patching, pointing towards the PS3 version lagging behind in development, needing to catch up (less room for testing).

I often get the feeling we are discussing on different wavelenghts. You too often seem to read something which wasn't stated.

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Really? Cuz the Ratchet and Unreal bugs were found this way? Certainly they were by the end user.

The problem with Ratchet happened under very specific circumstances, that's why the vast majority of users and all reviewers didn't discover this bug.

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Such as how it handles textures and shading.

Of course, that's why I highlighted the Cell (for example flexible SPU shading) and Blu-Ray disc capacity (for things like texture streaming), as advantages (also audio streaming, etc of course).

That's why I state the PS3 should be judged as a system, rather than GPU vs GPU specs, especially so as the RSX was designed specifically for taking good advantage of the Cell (and the 360 nor PCs come with a Cell). The RSX is far more useful at what it does well within the PS3 architecture, its tunnel vision weaknesses not a big issue due to the Cell strongpoints for well optimised games.