Were you living under a rock when Motorstorm came out?

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Resistance was alright, but some of the multiplayer maps could of easily been done on the PS2.

Wtf???? PlayStation 2??? repeat that to yourself again to see if it makes sense.

If you think for one second that those games couldn't have been done on the PS3 then you're sadly mistaken.

Oh my *bleep*ing god! Just type in gametrailer.com, look for the PS3 section and then type in these games:

8 Days (easily beats Crysis)

Gran Turismo 5

Killzone 2

Uncharted: Drakes Fortune

Lair

There, is that good enough for you?

Not any good looking PS3 exclusives my arse!.

Nothing on the PS3 has really blew me away, the only recent game that really did was Gears of war, but looking at early ps3 games they do look better then most of the early 360 ones did, like compare dead or alive 4 with Virtual fighter 5 for example and generally early in a consoles live developers are still getting accustomed to the hardware so I expect to see more impressive ps3 games coming up.

Anti Aliasing makes everything looks more crisp... You know in PS2 games where edges on people and the world around you were jagged (aliased) well this takes those away, though Anti-Aliasing is a hit to performance so in console gaming it is rare to have 60FPS and maxed out Anti-Aliasing especially on a title this good looking.

Pc games can reach 60 fps easily more rare in console games though and as Existenz said AA makes edges on objects crisper and cleaner, it's especially noticeable when you play old games on a big HD tv you see all the little jagged edges.

The human eye needs to see 24FPS (FPS is frames per second, by the way) for it to interpret what it's seeing as a fluid picture without breaks, however more FPS still makes the image play smoother. 30FPS is a locked standard a lot of console developers aim for, as most games can manage that and locking it there prevents FPS from jumping around and potentially being very smooth in one part but much less so in another part. Antialiasing removes jagged edges around models and makes objects seem much smoother and realistic, but it's a large hit to performance, so that a game this good-looking can lock at 60FPS with maxed AA is impressive, indeed.

As for PC games, a powered-up modern PC can break the hundreds in FPS rate on current games easily enough, but consoles tend to have less raw power capability and/or developer know-how and/or other formatting issues to worry about, all of which potentially limit the performance they could achieve, so that this game makes 60FPS on a CONSOLE is even more impressive. However, there's no noticeable improvement once the FPS gets very high, i.e. no visible difference between 100 and 150 FPS, so 60FPS is a very solid rate all-around.