They rly need some mip-mapping, or the next gen eqivlent. Also, I would agree that Banjo looks too 'boxy'. Other than that, it looks bright and colourful, and most importantly looks really fun to play, and for a game that has many months to be released, looks just fine graphically, apart from my critisms obviously.
Agree?
But wasn't this obviously a hoax from the start? Geez. I remember that other image, the one of the modern skyscraper and the street, that to be fair was more likely to be it at the time. But this one was just cartoonish crap with its bright colours and cornflake bowl map. I can't believe some of the comments that concede it was a mock-up are calling it a 'modded vice city'. Tsk! :/
Because it's not in detail, i.e direct-feed video, we cannot hold Killzone 2 up to scurtiny. In fact in some of the screens the textures are blurry, and imo a lot is held over from the killzone 1 in terms of gameplay.
What Tmac you don't think there are more people who suppport the 360?
The OFFICAL PLAYSTATION MAGAZINE who has the rights to an EXCLUSIVE REVIEW on this game gave it a 10? Colour me impressed!
Yea well stop overhyping Killzone 2 as well, except judging by the way these rapid PS3-whores defend it, they're going to be let down even worse!! ;D
I believe that Microsoft upgraded their RAM from 256mb to 512 when the Gears dev asked for it...it cost about a billion dollars, ha ha. But we see results.
Can you try typing in paragraphs?
[Regarding PGR4]
"The artists use software application Photoshop to draw the worlds and Maya to build the cities in three dimensions. At the end of the process each city is more than 6.3GB in size, across 10,487 different files. That data is crunched down by a render farm into a size manageable by the Xbox 360. The team even uses pre-production 360s to help export the data. At the end of the crunch a city is only 593MB in size, held in just three different files." ...
Actually yes, that was a thing that struck me at first. Obessive detail on the cars, bland environments. Though of course that's probably due to the track in real life being a bit sparse. I'd like to see more of the city environments.
I think this whole format war should be skipped and we should go straight to Digital Distribution.
The article included notes about more polished graphics, storing profiles on the memory card and playing with them on other consoles, more items, armour and acessories, as well as online play.
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Remeber the Simpsons had a GTA paraody in one recent episode, but that one was called 'Death Kill City 2: Death Kill Stories'. No huff raised over that.
What was the last AAA game for the PS3?
Honestly now what does that have to do with the topic?
"there are too many shooters out there and quite frankly I'm tired of them."
I like your dp.
"The artists use software application Photoshop to draw the worlds and Maya to build the cities in three dimensions. At the end of the process each city is more than 6.3GB in size, across 10,487 different files. That data is crunched down by a render farm into a size manageable by the Xbox 360. The team even uses pre-production 360s to help export the data. At the end of the crunch a city is only 593MB in size, held in just three different files."
Excellent note abou...
I hope that's sarcastic.
Half the PS3 fanboys are doing the same, you bunch of hypocrites.