The things he say about the hardware might be true, I don't know myself since I don't really care about the hardware specs. But I find it hard to belive that PS3 is such a sucky machine that it can't handle something like Splinter Cell Double Agent and other games just as well as the 360 when you look at games like Heavenly Sword, Metal Gear Solid 4, Ratchet and Clank, Uncharted, etc. I think that Bethesda showed what you can do when porting a game to the PS3 if you put in a bit of effort wit...
I wonder how much he got paid to come to that not so original conclusion... I mean hasn't this been obvious ever since the Playstation 3 came out? and most people (should have) anticipated it as well. I mean the first PC -> 360-ports were "inferior" as well. It always takes a while for the developers to learn new hardware, especially when it's different from what they are used to.
It's an old build, the one showed at GDC07 iirc... The tearing had been sorted in time for E3 and the graphics had some new bells and whistles as well... So I don't think we have to worry about that at all for the final game tbh
that there are so many mixed reactions to the whole sixaxis thingie... Some reviewers have claimed that it sucks, which understandably makes the game kind of boring to play. Others say that the controls are great once you have taken the time to really learn them instead of just giving up. I really think that what you think of Lair mostly depends on how quickly you adapt to the controller, just like it is with all the Wii-games.