[quote name='KingBroly']Picked this up at
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=mgs&view=by_date_ascending&message.id=180901#M180901
IGN.com - March 5, 2003
At the end of 2001, one of the biggest titles to be released for any of the current generation consoles was Metal Gear Solid 2. As the follow up to the blockbuster smash hit PSX title Metal Gear Solid, it went on to sell extremely well and be played by many PS2 fans. However, sole owners of GameCube and Xbox would have to do without it. Fortunately, Konami wasn't completely blind to the fact that more gamers deserved to play the epic title, and it released Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance for the Xbox a year later in November 2002. This came with new content additions including VR missions and other bonus gameplay like Snake Tales, which lets you go on more objective-based missions -- some quite lengthy. So, there's no question that Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance comes packed with more content than the original MGS2 on PS2.
This Topic - May 27, 2007
At the end of 2007, one of the biggest titles to be released for any of the current generation consoles is Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. As the follow up to the blockbuster smash hit PS2 title Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, it will problably sell extremely well and be played by many PS3 fans. However, sole owners of Wii and Xbox 360 would have to do without it. Fortunately, Konami isn?t completely blind to the fact that more gamers deserve to play this epic title, and it is now confirmed that Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the Xbox 360 will launch a year later in November 2008. It will come with new content additions including VR missions and other bonus gameplay like Snake Tales, which lets you go on more objective-based missions -- some quite lengthy. So, there's no question that Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the Xbox 360 comes packed with more content than the original PS3-version.
Looks similar don't they?[/QUOTE]
Okay, I'm going to explain this to you VERY
ING SLOWLY, because so far, you've been coming across as very much a "special needs" individual.
Okay, so that first bit is a genuine IGN story regarding MGS2:S on Xbox from 2003. No questioning that. But that second paragraph is from a thread on a Swedish gaming forum, a thread titles "Make your fake rumour," in which members of that forum were making up their own outrageous rumors, just for fun. One of them took IGNs 2003 MGS2:S story, and modified it to make it about MGS4 and the 360. So, yeah, that "story" is fake, and was known to be fake from the beginning. Just some forumers having fun amongst themselves, and it was never meant to leave their forum.
Now, that fake "story" is NOT the source of the latest MGS4-on-360 rumors that have been tearing across the internet the past couple of days. Ron Workman, a Destructoid writer who supposidly has very reliable ties to Microsoft, claims that he can confirm that it will happen. And that's it, that's the sole source of the proper rumor. One man's word. But again, a supposidly trustworthy man. The fake story you posted has nothing to do with it.
[quote name='KingBroly']But tell me, how much do you think the 360 version would be downgraded? I mean, 1080p would pretty much be out of the question due to the number of discs for the game (5-7 discs for 1080p since it's a 50gb game it sounds like).[/quote]
RESOLUTION IS NOT A FUNCTION OF DISC CAPACITY, YOU GOD DAMNED MORON. You are exactly the sort of easily fooled and manipulated consumer who is led to believe (and buy into) untrue bullshit by companies like Sony, and it's shit like that that's hurting the industry so bad. It's seriously disheartening that there are people who believe this crap.