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RSTEIN said:Is the framerate the same on both?
It doesn't really though. And I've brought evidence!Mr. Pointy said:The QAA really blurs the crap out of everything.
WickedLaharl said:not at all. the framerate often takes a dive in the ps3 demo. especially when you play assembly.
Thats Temporal AA, and its not what they are doing here. They used it on DMC4, but here they are using Quinix on PS3RiZ III said:PS3 is considerably more blurred. Textures are probably the same, its just the way Capcom does AA on PS3. They basically blend the previous frame with the current.
xabre said:Blur rendering is computationally intensive.
m0dus said:"for all intensive purposes?"
I don't suppose you actually mean . . 'for all Intents and purposes'
Ah, internet. destroying the english language one precious letter at a time . . .
Dot50Cal said:Thats Temporal AA, and its not what they are doing here.
You'd see a ghost frame pretty obviously if that were the case, and as you can see, the blur stops when the AA turns off. Thus, its Quinix.RiZ III said:That's what they did for DMC4 and Lost Planet if I recall, I would guess it is the same here.
What do you mean??CitizenCope said:360 is a beast!
the retail build is likely going to look significantly better on both systems because this demo is pretty fucking old, this comparison is not in any way something to base your purchase on. people should do it based on which set of friends they want to play through it cooperatively with.Mr. Pointy said:It's like this. If you've only got one system, just get RE5 for that, as it looks great either way.
If you've got both, you have to pick between whether you want a sharper image and more detail at the expense of tearing, or less jaggies and better colours at the expense of slowdown.
Dot50Cal said:You'd see a ghost frame pretty obviously if that were the case, and as you can see, the blur stops when the AA turns off. Thus, its Quinix.
You don't notice it in motion.antiloop said:Ugh at that blur. Is PS3 version really that blurry on a TV? Haven't tried it yet...
They are the same. Well, somewhat. The 360 version has some audio files removed in the US demo, but the ps3 versions are all 1:1 with each other.Skilotonn said:360 version looks sharper and more detailed texture-wise, but someone else did this for the JPN demos before which I guess are the same since they already had 4 languages built in or so...
Here you are also seeing one of the interesting "bugs" on the 360 with the Framework engine. It must be an ATI card optimization or something, cause I saw something similar with some old PC video card shoot outs. Anyway, it seems to have really harsh mipmap transitions. So stuff in the background, which should be blurred, isnt. Take his glasses for example. They are crystal clear, razor sharp, while the area around his head isn't. I also pointed this out during a DMC4 comparison, with a jester monster, or whatever it was.Aquanox said:I'm not sure if QAA also justifies this:
Skilotonn said:360 version looks sharper and more detailed texture-wise, but someone else did this for the JPN demos before which I guess are the same since they already had 4 languages built in or so...
What's new to me is the framerate problems I've been reading about in the PS3 RE5...
Haunted said:360 version looks much better, it's not a contest.
Too bad I didn't like the gameplay in either. :/
DKnight said:Why did you post every pic twice.
Then just be happy that you're not noticing the difference and stop looking at those shots.dreamer3kx said:how does it look "much better", I dont see it, they look exactly the same, in a couple of shots the 360 has a bit darker colors but thats all i see.
tinfoilhatman said:I'm guessing they are running at slightly different resolutions(and the PS3 upscaling is crap as usual) The 360 version looks just slightly sharper not a big deal as long as they can iron out the suposed frame rate issues on PS3.
I also came away with three things I liked (or at least didnt hate):
1) The facial expressions (on the human characters, at least) look real. That moment when Sheva sees Josh for the first time, her eyes widen and then narrow in recognition. Ive never seen this somewhat subtle facial expression done as realistically in any other game.
2) The PS3 version looked almost identical to the 360 version in the secret levels. I was really worried there, having seen the disparity between the 360 and PS3 on the Japanese demo; but it looks like the demo is way older code.
3) Flamethrowers. We werent supposed to see them, but a saucy demo guy spawned Chris in with one for the oil field level.
All in all, I came away from Capcom feeling a little disappointed. It was like getting the kind of gift I wanted, but finding out its the wrong type a Nerf rifle instead of a Super Soaker. I realize Resident Evil 4 was a total departure from the straightforward survival horror genre what with the over-the-shoulder cam and daylight sequences where youre leading Ashley around. But for some reason, I still felt like it was true to the original Resident Evil because it was upsetting and scary. RE5 doesnt have that, or at least didnt show it in the demo or these new levels. What I saw played more like a bland shooter with occasional stressful moments where I was trying to juggle the needs of my partner versus how much ammo I had left. I was never lonely, never anxious and never scared.
:lolHaunted said:Then just be happy that you're not noticing the difference and stop looking at those shots.
Will just diminish your enjoyment of the game if you're planning to play it on the PS3.
Haunted said:360 version looks much better in those screens, it's not even debatable.
Too bad I didn't like the gameplay in either. :/
Angelus Errare said:http://kotaku.com/5112949/resident-evil-5-co+op-event-part-the-second-the-new-stuff
Again, old as hell. You people are about to get worked up over nothing. Regardless, I say this will get to 251 pages.
Haunted said:Then just be happy that you're not noticing the difference and stop looking at those shots.
Will just diminish your enjoyment of the game if you're planning to play it on the PS3.