Sunday, August 06, 2006

Check on the power

Hi everybody

Maybe Cell is more powerfull than Wii's processor. But...even if Xbox 360 has 3 processors, Wii's processor is more powerfull than Xbox 360's processor.

IBM has worked with ATI to make that processor, cuz this processor works well with ATI's chip. I sed months ago:

Hollywood + broadway = POWER.

Why do you think they have that names?
It is not casual. When Broadway runs with Hollywood...they create amazing environments.
You'r looking for some features...some Hollywood features are enabled when it runs with Broadway.

When both chips run, both create the Wii's power.


And it blows x360's power away. Hollywood and Broadway can add unbelievable features to your game...automatically. Because Hollywood and Broadway, both names mean creation.

5 Comments:

Blogger Cyriel said...

*ahum* with all respect ;)
Maya shaders?

http://images.google.nl/imgres?imgurl=http://www.bmcaff.com/shaders/dielectricbumpSample.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.bmcaff.com/pages/downloads.htm&h=720&w=640&sz=81&hl=nl&start=1&tbnid=NmU8xb1XkmUnkM:&tbnh=140&tbnw=124&prev=/images%3Fq%3Ddielectric%2Bbump%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Dnl%26lr%3D

11:12 AM  
Blogger Osoko Tanaka said...

I put this pic like a sample, it is not a game. It is a demonstration about bump map. there are people who don't know what is it. So I decided to put that pic, and it is not from a game. I don't say it is from a game, so...where is the problem?
I can put other samples of bump map, and this feature will be on Wii too.

11:58 AM  
Blogger Cyriel said...

Ah ok.
in that case, no problem man;)
Don't worrie about it...

I just wonder why the games on Wii look so current-gen and we hear about ATI graphics ect. nothing to do with you Osoko, but its so weird.

12:47 PM  
Blogger Osoko Tanaka said...

You can read what says ATI:

http://biz.gamedaily.com/industry/feature/?id=12859

And make your conclusions.
Greetings

1:17 PM  
Blogger Cyriel said...

I'm in denial.
I keep saying that i'm NOT gay !

6:25 PM  

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