Is Splatterhouse better on PS3 or Xbox 360?

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Surprisingly, the PlayStation 3 version load-times were much faster than the Xbox 360 version than we anticipated. While both version had some lengthy load-times, on average, the PlayStation 3 version loaded eight seconds faster than the Xbox 360.

Are Xbox 360 games better than PS3?

1. Better 3rd Party Games. Although the PS3 is technically more powerful than the Xbox 360, in most cases, the 360 received superior versions of multiplatform games. The 360 was simply easier to program for, as the PS3’s complex system architecture was a nightmare for developers.

Was Splatterhouse banned?

According to a Game Captain report, Splatterhouse has been refused classification in Germany. The German ratings board, the USK, has decided not to give a rating to the ultra-violent title.

Is the PS3 processor similar to the Xbox 360’s?

This throwdown is based on the most recent versions of both consoles – the ‘Slim’ variations of both the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, disregarding previous feature sets. The verdict: The processors for the Xbox and PS3 are unique enough in their respective architectures that it can be difficult to make direct comparisons.

What is the difference between PS3&Xbox One hard drives?

The high-end PS3 models offers a 320 GB HDD compared to the Xbox’s 250 GB version. However, the PS3’s true advantage is its support of standard 2.5″ SATA notebook hard drives. Users can upgrade the PS3’s hard drive with drives that have higher capacities and faster rpm speeds, while the Xbox only supports Microsoft’s proprietary HDD model.

Can the PS3 play 1080p games?

While the Xbox’s menu screens support 1080p display, Microsoft only requires its games to support 720p. The PS3 features a significant number of games that support 1080p. That’s to say nothing of the PS3’s support for Blu-ray movies and the growing focus on 3D gaming.

Which is better Xbox One or PS3 for surround sound?

The verdict: For gamers relaying on analog sound connections, the Xbox has the advantage of offering Dolby Pro-Logic II in addition to standard stereo. But for those with digital connections, the PS3 wins the day by offering both 5.1 Dolby Digital surround and 7.1 LPCM surround.