I'm not so sure mate....
The Xbox2 dosn't have the so called 'cell' processor sony and IBM have been developing - it's based on current chip architecture.
PS3 : -
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So the way that the Cell processor works is that there is a pool of 16 or so of these (probably not completely identical) RISC or SIMD/VLIW cores on a single die. The system will do its processing by drawing resources from this pool on a task-specific basis. For instance, the audio processing subsystem will consist of a set of software routines that request cycles from the pool for the purpose of processing 3D audio. The 3D engine will similarly request cycles from the same pool for rendering, and similarly with the game AI system, etc. The different processing cores will probably be grouped together dynamically by software into "teams" in order to complete specific tasks (i.e. 3D rendering, audio, etc.). Each team's size will scale dynamically to fit its current workload by either acquiring new cores from the pool or releasing unneeded cores back to the pool for use by other processes
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http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/cpu/playstation3.arsI don't pretend to be an expert on this but I have a lot of friends in the games industry and they all say the same about Xbox2 / pS3
Anyways, this is just what I have heard and I'm biased towards ps2/3 Nintendo
peace tho mate, consoles is consoles is consoles you pays ya money you makes ya choice! - I never get to play on mine anyhow as the missus fucking hates it!
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