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That vid deffinately was not epic!! Was that really demonstrating the latest build?!
Even just the way the cars are moving across the track looks unrealistic, let alone when they have impact. Very much dogem car physics on display here.
Burnout Paradise eats these damage/impact physics alive!
This is Crysis running with its settings fully maxed out, running at least 1920x1200 res. Sure it looks nice as a screen shot, but I bet it would be unplayable - probably running at about 8 or 12 frames per second.
I have a decent PC running a Core i7 processor with 6 Gigs of triple channel ram with 2 ATI Radeon 4870 graphics cards in Crossfire and I still can't run Crysis at these settings - sure I can have almost everything on high settings but only at a max of 1280x960 resolut...
I'm sure we'll get to February 2010 and PD will announce that actually it's going to be December 2010... Just goes on and on and on and on and on on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and...
Sorry just being childish now!
PD are superb, their attention to detail astounds me every time. However I have a couple of tiny gripes with the franchise thus far, the first being the lack of SKID MARKS.
I have a feeling I'm going to fire up GT5 on launch day, enter my first race only to find that yet again, my car leaves no rubber behind on the track. This pisses me off, because 9 years ago, playing Driver on the PS1, the car left skid marks.
The other thing is the engine noises. I don't care how...
Yeah, Halo again. Yawn...
It's just happened. The tables have now officially turned. How old does the 360 look now!
I just hope this time round PD are able to allow the cars to leave skid marks on the track and sort out the crappy engine and skid mark sounds. My only qualms with GT5:Prologue.
After all, what's in it for MS? No extra profit for them as 360's already have the cheapest possible components and materials. It could be reduced in size I suppose, but I wouldn't trust MS to do this properly, what with all the current overheating issues and all.
Thing is though, the only two things MS have done that I am genuinely impressed with throughout Microsoft's existence, is MS Office. The suite of software including Word, Excel, Outlook & PowerPoint. These apps are awesome and no one can deny that they have revolutionized the work place. Also Xbox Live - they are definitely pioneers in online gaming. I know this is a different MS division though.
But MS do freakin annoy me as virtually everything else they have produced has b...
I bought a Wii at launch and was initially excited about the motion controller. Eventually Zelda: Twilight Princess appeared. I thoroughly enjoyed this awesome title, with the motion controls really brining new elements to the table. A Superb title.
But after the greatness of Zelda, no other games materialised onto the market that really interested me. I waited and waited for a non-shovel ware game to appear, then eventually Mario Galaxy was released. Again I loved this game, th...
We are talking about Microsoft here. They do not learn from their mistakes. How long for instance have they been making operating systems, 25 + years? And can they make a decent operating system, can they F~ck!
This looks totally 16 bit. Must play very well though judging from the responses here.
Another sh!tty article from those muppets at industrygamers.com. Do us all a favour and give up.
@FamilyGuy
Thanx for providing the article so I didn't have to give them my click!
Bubbles for you.
Who the hell would use 480MHz clock speed for a USB port. That's just ridiculous, more likely a typo. A USB device should only run at a maximum clock speed of 48MHz, mainly due to power restraints.
SL is just a pain in the arse. Microsoft through and through.
Looks more like a mud flap for a lorry!
WTF? I for one am definitely not disgruntled with my PS3 that I have had since launch. As for out of pocket definitely not - I just have to look at everything that was in the box for the money I spent back in March 2007. For example built in WiFi - Full HD Blu-ray - Free PSN. Come on, get in touch. Your first paragraph shows how out of touch you are with gaming. I'm sure that every PS3 owner will agree with me, clearly you are not one, otherwise you would not be spouting such rubbish.
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