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Head2Head: Army Of Two: The Devil’s Cartel Demo Screenshot Comparison

Lens of Truth Writes "Welcome back for another exciting Head2Head! This week we take a closer look at EA,’s Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel Demo for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Clearly, one version has the graphically advantage here but not without a hitch. Come join us as we compare one of the most anticipate game release this year. One last thing, Make sure you check back later today for a Bioshock Infinite Screenshot comparison and more!"

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RudeSole Devil4046d ago

Wow Xbox finally seems to win here, its been a while. Mission SSAO on the PS3 version makes the game look like donkey IMO.

greenpowerz4046d ago (Edited 4045d ago )

Its been a while? You mean since Crysis 3?

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I can ask that about any game that came out this year LMAO some more so than others ;)

trouble_bubble4045d ago

@greenpower
According to LOT, Crysis3 was better on PS3 http://www.lensoftruth.com/...

PS3 has "higher resolution textures throughout" and doesn't screen tear at all. So he wasn't wrong

NastyLeftHook04046d ago (Edited 4046d ago )

wow im shocked.

its been a LONG time coming.

Blastoise4046d ago (Edited 4045d ago )

360 version has a tiny tiny bit more detail, but they're very similar.

brich2334045d ago

yup, and it looks slighlty clearer.

brich2334045d ago

BTW if u say anything on here about the xbox having something better, it gets rated down, even though it is the truth.

MaverickStar74045d ago

Toss up. Each system has pictures where it looked better. As usual the differences are so small it doesn't matter. And you really won't notice them live versus a still image. Fanboys feel free to click disagree now.

Captain Qwark 94045d ago

i could care less about this, how about some reviews???? not that it makes a huge difference. demo sold me, getting my copy as soon as i get out of work!!!!!!!!!

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9 Video Game Sequels So Bad They Killed The Series

Alongside death, taxes and terrible Adam Sandler movies, video game sequels are just another crushing inevitability of life. Sequels and franchises are the lifeblood of the industry, so you can bet any halfway successful game will be aiming towards at least five more follow-ups and spin-offs in pursuit of more delicious money.

Yet even major franchises tend to run themselves into the ground eventually, where they can either reboot themselves and come back stronger than ever (think the new Tomb Raider games) or stay buried in the past.

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It Takes One Game to Kill a Franchise

We all have game franchises we love so much that we don't care what others
think. Then there are games that the majority just agree shouldn't exist.
Sometimes it just takes one of these to kill our most beloved series.

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Hoffmann2821d ago (Edited 2821d ago )

It Takes One Game to Kill a Franchise

Street Fighter V and SoulCalibur V come to mind.

naruga2819d ago (Edited 2819d ago )

^^ i agree .....i also damn totally agree with Halo 2 ...if it wasnt the huge fanbase behind the first one and the huge potential of the franchise would be a dead IP ...HALO CE for me is still an unsurpassed FPS but HALO 2 completely trashed the series to below mediocrity quality levels...i also partly agree with MGS2 ...it had ridiculously convoluted and gibberishy plot considering what masterpiece MGS1 was ...but it narrowly escaped...also RE 4 could be considered such type of game ...RE was doomed after that

darthv722819d ago (Edited 2819d ago )

Interesting that you would pick Halo 2 over 4 or 5. I have yet to play 5 but as for the other 4, not one of them has disappointed me in terms of story or play mechanics. Halo 1 is a classic and 2 improved on everything while being a cliffhanger and then 3 having the dual story lines was a nice way to bring things to a close (of that trilogy).

4 was an interesting take on trying to create a new story where it had initially ended. The demand of knowing what was going to happen next for MC was what prompted them to come up with the new trilogy. I hope 6 will bring all things to a proper close... for now.

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BrianOBlivion2819d ago

Halo 2 was better than 1 in every way.

MoveTheGlow2819d ago

Dang it, fighting games. Get your single-player content together.

blackblades2819d ago

More like it takes one guy or team to kill a franchise. Its not the game fault it's the person behide it. Same with movies.

xtheblackparade2819d ago

True, and it depends on what the devs learn from the experience whether or not the franchise can make a comeback. Or even make it's first "comeback". Like with Nier. Nobody cared about the first one, but it's hype all around for the sequel :p

StormLegend2819d ago

This is very true, many franchises have dealt with this.

SaveFerris2819d ago

Sometimes a game can kill a franchise even before it starts, if it doesn't perform as well as expected. The Order 1886 is an example of this.

USMC_POLICE2819d ago

That universe though, I hope it gets a great sequel.

SaveFerris2819d ago

Yeah. I hope Sony will one day look to revive it.

akurtz2819d ago

it cant be dead if there wasnt news about the franchise beijg cancelled

USMC_POLICE2819d ago

I want to say socom with socom 4 as it was by far the worst but confrontation had its issues also. However compared to socom 4 confrontation was amazing. Still not socom 2 but it worked.

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Games With The Most Ridiculous Body Counts

Only in gaming can you engage in multiple planet-clearing world wars or explosive shootouts where one man somehow takes on hundreds of opponents. There's stiff competition as to which game really has the highest body count, so to make it simpler here we're going to generally avoid anything that's too “big picture” in the death department. Check out the top games with the most ridiculous body counts now!