If Sony let you work on trophies across platforms like that I think it will be a huge boost to the success of both platforms.
I already know I am getting an NGP for sure, but that would really push it over the edge.
I have to be honest, I have been playing the open beta and it is a very, very fun multiplayer offering. I can see myself sinking a lot of hours into this.
I knew this was the case. There is no way Guerrilla would cut the play time in half or more. Besides, whenever they say a game is 10 hours for some reason it always takes me a lot longer to get through the game. I guess it is because I don't just rush through my games. My philosophy is that it isn't about the destination it is about the journey.
Yeah, it really is. In fact, it has so much power that it will have the lead in portable graphics for perhaps the next 5 years.
Fixed hardware with a surplus of graphical performance at the time of launch gives a huge advantage for many years. To illustrate this point consider the PSP's graphics which really weren't matched on other mobile devices until just recently.
The PSP came out way back in 2005 and some might argue that no iOS game looks ...
Except it doesn't. I have both versions and the 360 version still has the edge. It's small, but in terms of performance and a few of the textures the 360 has a bit of an edge. It also seems a little less glitchy than the PS3 version.
You are completely correct. I don't know why you are getting disagrees. I've played both too and the 360 version runs just a little bit smoother and has a little more consistency in its textures. A great game either way.
It might be the better package for some people, but it isn't technically better.
http://www.eurogamer.net/ar...
Between the consoles, the gap narrows. Technologically it still feels like the Xbox 360 version has the edge, but occasionally lower frame-rates and mostly unnoticeable graphical compromises on PS3 are not going to have much impact on the fun you have ...
I wasn't overly impressed with the visuals either. What I was most impressed with was the improvement to the controls. It feels SO much better to me than Killzone 2.
The graphics are still very nice for a console game and it is definitely a little sharper and crisper looking than the second one. On the other hand the aliasing seems to be worse. It might just be a side effect of the less blurry visuals that makes the jaggies all the more obvious.
They are insecure. That's why they are so rabid compared to Wii, 360 and PC fanboys.
Personally I am really enjoying the beta. The controls feel smooth and responsive, the graphics are nice, I like the different objectives and it is most of all fun to play. I don't know how the single player will turn out for me, but I think it should be decent enough. All in all it has definitely convinced me to buy it.
Oh yes, we can't wait for your "fair" reviews where you give nothing but 9.5 to 10s for every PS3 game.
I like the beta, it's a lot of fun. But it's not the end all be all some of you make it out to be.
Nonsense. PS3 fanboys 'claim' Lens of truth (and Digital foundry for that matter) are biased because they don't like the results these sites uncover.
I have played both demos myself and believe me the two versions look much closer to what lens of truth captured than to these screenshots that this guy took of his tv screen.
You see, that is why I know digital foundry and lens of truth are not full of crap...it's because I have compared so many...
I've played both demos and I can tell you beyond a shadow of the doubt that they do not look like these screenshots. The 360 version looked a little clearer and had somewhat sharper looking textures than the PS3 version, yet in these screenshots it almost seems the other way around. The only explanation is that they mixed up the screenshots.
Also, if you look at the lens of truth comparison it looks way different than this guy's screenshots. Lens of truth use direc...
Nope, calling out fanboys doesn't make you a fanboy, despite what the fanboys say.
When you have all the consoles and you say good and bad things about all of them you are not a fanboy. If you consistently and actively bash one console all the time and praise another you are a fanboy.
MGS4 is nothing impressive. Assassin's Creed, Alan Wake and Dead Space 2 all look better.
Furthermore, Crysis 2 on the 360 looks better than anything I have seen before, so it is obvious that progress is continuing to be made on the 360.
insomnium, you are a liar. You are always trying to peddle that crap about this site once being dominated by 360 fanboys, but it's complete nonsense. Anybody can read the articles from that time and see that there were plenty of PS3 fanboys hating on the 360 back then as well. It wasn't all one sided like it is now.
But the title on N4G is bullsh!t. Totally does not reflect what was actually said in the article.
I am really looking forward to the new Tomb Raider. This was a nice interview. I am glad the team is excited and confident that they are creating something fresh and fun. I can't wait to see more about the game.
I'm also very excited to play the remastered Tomb Raider collection.
I would love to see a handheld from Microsoft, but I am not sure if they could handle it at this point. I am not a Microsoft-basher by any means, but let's be honest, Microsoft is already having trouble keeping up with their new Kinect device, the Games for Windows platform and making games for the core gamers on 360.
I just have questions about how they would support another whole platform if some people are already complaining about their support of their current pla...
That would be like a dream come true to me. Jade Empire is one of my very favorite games from last generation. I loved everything about it. A new Jade Empire would be incredible. I am begging you, Bioware, please make this happen.
I think it will be most successful if it has the best of both worlds. If it has plenty of original content as well as cross platform ports I think it will be a killer combination.