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  Red 9 | May 15, 2008
  They keep saying this, and yet nobody has actually taken this "potential" to the max. I understand it may be too early, but by now I would've figured SOMEONE would've been able to.
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    tallteen86 | May 15, 2008
    People COULD, early on, given enough time and money...
    
    But since the video game market is a business, companies are more concerned with selling games and making money, and don't want to spend too much time developing games for any system. Time is money see, so the more time spent expanding on the PS3's power for any given game, the more money they potentially lose.
    
    A truly awesome game using most of the PS3's power may sell well, but it could take years and a LOT of money, and may not be worth it....And even if it is worth it in the long run, in the short run they're losing a lot of money.....
    
    Multiple games developed in a row will gradually reveal more power, and release more tools for devs to use.
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    iLLmatic | May 15, 2008
    If its too early like you said (which in fact it is), then how or why would someone have done it already? Its common knowledge that it takes time to dig deep into a console's potential, therefore Evolution's statements are more of a sign of things to come from them, as opposed to the PS3 itself.
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  Final Blade | May 15, 2008
  _{Tallteen pretty much summed up what my response was going to be.}
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  Silver Mirror | May 15, 2008
  Red was God of War 2 released within a year of the launch of the Playstation 2? Was Final Fantasy XII? Was Metal Gear Solid 3? It takes time, perhaps even more so for the Playstation 3 for them to build up the tech and experience to make bigger and better games.
  
  I reckon Motorstorm: Pacfic Rift could tap about half though