[quote name='mykevermin']That's what I'd like to know. I'm no achievement whore, but if there's little to no difference b/w the two, for $60 I'll take the achievements.[/QUOTE]
[quote name='IGN']3. Other Differences Between the PS3 and 360
The 360 version simply looks better. The colors pop. The animations, at this point, run smoother. So much for spending $600.
To top it off, while full 30-man online leagues will be available on the 360, right now the PS3 plan is for up to 12-man leagues (although the team is pushing hard to get 30-man teams in the PS3 version as well, but it might be too much to ask).
What do you get if you're a PS3 owner? You get the ability to swing your bat by pushing the controller forward in a motion like you're sliding the soup back to the waiter because you just found a fly in your minestrone. First swing I took with the PS3 controller, I hit a homerun. Does that mean it's too easy? We'll wait and see, but something like this, in my opinion, would be better off left to the homerun derby. If you're preaching authenticity, it seems contradictory to then all of a sudden tell people that they have hold the controller flat out in front of their body then push it forward to swing. At least when you're playing Wii Sports, you're swinging the controller like a bat. Here, something about the experience just seems awkward. You can keep the soup.
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For those who dont want to read that, heres a list of reasons to get the 360 version over the PS3 one:
360 version looks better
30 man online leauges(360) vs 12 man(PS3)
Achievements
PS3 controller has no rumble, so hiding the ball as the pitcher might not be possible on local play(was mentioned on IGN hands on)