Quoted from the translated article:
"In the magazine article PS3M could find this comment on what they think about the games in HD "The current trend of remaking HD titles as Tomb Raider and Prince of Persia will continue with the revelation of the conversion to high definition of a great franchise PlayStation at E3 ""
Several journalists believe it's a MGS Trilogy, however the trend has also been purely from the PS2/XBOX/NGC generatio...
Just noticed that after you pointed it out and I laughed out loud. When you choose a picture for an article it seems to auto select the middle of the picture if the dimensions don't match or something. It'd be worse if it scaled a vertically long full body pic and made Snake look like a chibi character haha.
Very impressed with Valve. Taking advantage of PSN's more lenient online service and allowing Steam support and cross-platform multiplayer with PC/Mac, including a PC/Mac copy in the PS3 retail copy, and no mandatory install. Now if the game itself is solid (which it probably will be) and the PS3 version is technically equal to the 360 version (which it also probably will be), it could redeem Valve for me. Definitely picking this up on PS3.
Maybe DICE should master this generation of consoles before moving onto the next. Nothing they've released on consoles thus far was ever close to being graphics king of its time. True, I don't believe they've ever claimed this before, and this is on their Frostbite 2.0 engine which is very impressive, but Crytek has one of the most advanced engines in all of gaming and still couldn't make it look better on consoles than the exclusive giants on PS3 (Uncharted 2/3, Killzone 3, G...
Wasn't there a Japan-only remake of RE2 on Wii, similar to the Gamecube remake of RE1?
Dead Space 2 can be beaten in a day as well. Like Rage it's 2 discs on 360 and 1 disc on PS3.
Only number 3 for me, luckily haha.
As someone noted in the comments after the jump, this will be a good way to learn the proper pronunciation of the more obscure Pokemon's names. No way I'd pay full price for that though.
I would buy a 3DS for Monster Hunter. I know I'd easily rack up at least 50 hours between the singleplayer and multiplayer modes.
One thing I didn't like about Monster Hunter Tri on Wii was the excessive loading from area to area. In my opinion it should have been an open world game. I've never played a Monster Hunter game before it; are the others open world, or like MHTri where the map is split into areas?
InTheKnow must have played Crysis 2 on PC. It's truly not as good looking as Killzone 3 on consoles and this proves it. I don't know how you can't see that. I knew just from playing it, my eyes and my HDTV, that Crysis 2 had framerate drops and screen tearing, before all the comparisons proved it.
You doubt Killzone 3's engine can render a tree? So having trees in a game is a sign of visual dominance? This is like putting down Uncharted for not having any spac...
Insomniac has been putting in mad work. Singleplayer looks gorgeous, as does multiplayer. Lookout Killzone 3, Resistance 3 is coming for your throne!
Honestly, who cares at this point? The game is out, and the verdict regarding the visuals is out. In terms of the three platform comparisons, it goes PC > PS3 = 360. In terms of console FPS's, it doesn't look as good as Killzone 3. In terms of the gameplay itself, it's actually pretty good, so let's all stop making articles about the console versions' technical compromises and actually play it.
Once the software line-up matches the quality of the hardware, I'll definitely purchase a 3DS.
"Crysis 2’s advanced graphics engine utilizes the differed rendering technique made famous with Sony’s visual juggernaut Killzone 3."
Just being literal.
Sorry, I honestly think Killzone 3, Uncharted 2, and God Of War III have better textures, better framerate, and overall better visuals compared to Crysis 2 on consoles, and I'm being 100% honest.
If you want an example of poor textures in Crysis 2 on consoles, look at some of the debris textures. They're flat, like in Fallout 3/NV, with shading on individual pieces of debris to fake depth. I'm not saying the entire game is like this (when it looks good, it looks g...
Hmmm, I didn't think they were that cheap to run Crysis max settings. Still, I'm not much of a PC gamer.
I got it on 360 and it looks good but I do notice the slowdown. I wonder if installing it will help out any, worth a try I guess.
You say that like everyone has a grand or two to invest in a high-end PC and the necessary upgrades.
Low-res textures here and there wouldn't be disappointing if the framerate was a stable 30fps.
I'm disappointed by the slowdown in this game and some of the low-res textures.
When you're practically married to Microsoft, you'll want to be indirect. This is pretty much adultery on Valve's part.
*waiting to get crap for saying a joke*
I don't doubt it can look as good on console as PC. However the PC version will likely load noticeably faster and run noticeably smoother. PC will also have mods to enhance the graphics further and add user generated content, which can extend the life of the game by years so long as the core gameplay itself is solid, which it will be, cuz It's Bethesda. Can't wait for this game!