Everything's better on the PS3 (atleast DiRT is)

Chances are if you're A) a 360 owner and B) a racing gamer fan you have DiRT. The latest game in the Colin McRae (R.I.P.) series of racing games has been doing great since it's release. By reinventing the way racing games look and feel, DiRT is turning heads and making gamers who had not previously enjoyed racing games pick up a racing wheel. PS3 owners have had Motorstorm since the release of the system and now they too can enjoy DiRT - even more than 360 owners! (and no, I don't own a PS3. In fact, it hurts a little to even type this).

With the recent release of DiRT on PS3 the head-to-head comparisons have proven that PS3 does in fact one up the 360 as far as graphics and performance go. Gamespot's Alex Navarro had this to say about the PS3 version of DiRT:

"One of the big complaints about DiRT on the 360 and PC was that it simply didn't perform very well. The PC version looked choppy on a near-constant basis, and the 360 version had a tendency to tank pretty badly during multicar races. On the other hand, the PlayStation 3 version is nearly flawless in this regard. The game maintains a steady 30-frames-per-second rate for the vast bulk of the game, and the few scattered dips in performance are very brief and hardly noticeable. The extra time between releases seems to have benefited this version a great deal."

So there you have it. Now go and get your gloating over with.