Why? I feel the same way he does - once you become used to 1600p it IS hard to be really happy about 720p. Does this offend you?Smokey said::rolleyes
some of you are hilarious.
Why? I feel the same way he does - once you become used to 1600p it IS hard to be really happy about 720p. Does this offend you?Smokey said::rolleyes
some of you are hilarious.
robotnjik said:
DennisK4 said:Why? I feel the same way he does - once you become used to 1600p it IS hard to be really happy about 720p. Does this offend you?
robotnjik said:
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Fio said::lol
And I love how people say that the only graphical shortcoming of console gaming is the resolution, no, it's not. Absolutely gorgeous games like Mirror's Edge and Mass Effect 1&2 have their art style vandalized by the lack of AA, tearing and texture pop-in.
I actually feel sorry for whoever played these games on consoles only, because they truly didn't experience these games the way they were meant to be experienced.
Kaako said:By now, is it safe to assume that any Microsoft published game will be 360 exclusive only?
Edit: Nicely done robotnjik.
Shogun PaiN said:Really? :lol
If that Ubisoft thing works, I'm sure MS would adopt/recreate it pretty quickly.epmode said:This thread is mostly a disaster but it's gotten me to realize that Ubisoft's idea to make every game require an active internet connection might actually save big-budget PC releases. Especially if some of the game code is only found on the server side, as with MMOs.
Considering the alternative (no game at all), I think I'm OK with it.
Ysiadmihi said:Most people are content with 720p because they've never seen anything higher.
When you can switch between 720p and 1080p (or higher) at will, the difference is astounding.
Let's face it: not understanding why people prefer higher resolutions is half ignorance and half jealousy.
DX11 is done by the Operating Systems side of the business and has little to do with MGS right? Have MGS contributed in any meaningful way to DX11?brain_stew said:They've actually been more active on the PC side in the last 3 months than any time in the last 3 years, DX11
DennisK4 said:http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=avp2ubkl.gif/QUOTE]
Is that the new AVP? If so day one :lol
kodt said:but honestly it works both ways, I always hear my console gaming friends say that the difference isn't that big. Then a few saw me playing Mass Effect 2 maxed out 1080p and they were shocked.
jaypah said:rather people are confused as to why others can't see why a great looking game at 720 can still be a great looking game.
Haunted said:what the shit?
bit over the top innit?
jaypah said:rather people are confused as to why others can't see why a great looking game at 720 can still be a great looking game.
Kaako said:By now, is it safe to assume that any Microsoft published game will be 360 exclusive only?
robotnjik said:http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e46/robotnjik/alan_wake_logo.jpg
DennisK4 said:
Ysiadmihi said:Most people are content with 720p because they've never seen anything higher.
When you can switch between 720p and 1080p (or higher) at will, the difference is astounding.
Let's face it: not understanding why people prefer higher resolutions is half ignorance and half jealousy.
jaypah said:i'm one of those people. i am completely impressed with what PCs can do. hell, i'm going to own a good gaming PC soon. Uncharted 2 still roctked hard though and that wasn't 1080p. that's all that i'm saying. nobody is dumb enough to think that 1080 doesn't trump 720, rather people are confused as to why others can't see why a great looking game at 720 can still be a great looking game.
:lolrobotnjik said:
Gully State said:For Mass Effect and Mirror's Edge, the man speaks the truth.
LordPhoque said:Not really. He would have been right about Dragon Age. But ME and ME () are both fine on consoles. Actually, they're more consoles games than PC games. Even if they're technically superior on the PC they're still solid on consoles.
PseudoKirby said:wow so this is how they react when this happens
Exclusives are a good thing, gives people a reason to own a system, rather than just say "why have a 360 when I have a PC"
eznark said:Game looks pretty generic anyway. PC gaming is doing fantastically without Microsoft shitting it up, I like it that way.
Gully State said:the same could be said about good looking wii games as well but the console defense force doesn't have a problem with shitting on the underpowered wii. Nice double standard we got there huh?
Welcome to the internet I guess. It's not like it doesn't come back the other way:jaypah said:hearing that i suck
see5harp said:Honestly, I think a lot of PC gamers just moved on when 360 and PS3 came out. It was the constant PC arms race and the need to tinker that led to my exodus, definitely not ignorance. The affordability of high definition televisions and a relatively cheap blu-ray drive also made my living room a more comfortable setting.
ghst said:it varies, i will say that certain ps3 exclusives (gow3, uncharted 2, killzone 2) make fine use of the cell's potential post-processing muscle to colour the image in such a way that negates much of the effect of playing at a lower resolution, i'll happily pay £5 for an evening of sf4 in the arcade at 720p and mario galaxy was the best game of 2008.
but the majority of "hd" games seem to only be content when throwing as much shit on the screen at any one time as possible. the recent lost planet 2 demo was the biggest offender here. the art going into this game is insane, yet it was literally unpleasant to look at due its overreaching complexity at that resolution. we're not just talking about the difference between 720 and 1080, we're talking about the difference between painting a picture with 900k pixels and over 2 million pixels. you only need take one look at the pr bullshots to see how lost planet 2 will look on pc.
and it's not just purely about resolution, it's image quality, clarity, performance. higher resolution textures, draw limits, v-sync, anisotropic filtering (at what point textures and objects turn into a blur). console games are making compromises in all of these to satisfy the MORE IS BETTER philosophy to art design, and as long as this keeps up, the only place to reproduce these original artistic visions with flawless performance is with a significantly more powerful system.
:lol :lol :lolrobotnjik said:
I think I may have just cut and pasted my response from the AW trailer at last years E3 (or wherever it was shown), except for the PC part. Microsoft's retreat from the content providing side of the platform since GFWL blew up in their face has been exceptional. Steam has ballooned, other providers are revving up, and to top it off, Microsoft has provided an excellent OS in 7. Personally I hope they stick to what they are good at, PC wise, and that is not developing/publishing games at this point.NIGHT- said:This post reads similar to the thread of when DMC4 was announced for 360.
Fredescu said:Welcome to the internet I guess. It's not like it doesn't come back the other way:
If you can't handle being criticised for your preferences, a gaming message board is an odd place to be.
You know that story about the queen who wishes she was the most beautiful woman in the land, and suddenly everyone in the kingdom becomes uglier than her? There's a point to it.PseudoKirby said:wow so this is how they react when this happens
Exclusives are a good thing, gives people a reason to own a system, rather than just say "why have a 360 when I have a PC"
Number 2 said:i think exclusives are one of the worst things with gaming as an industry. Ideally i would like games to be spread across all platforms but thats just me.
NullPointer said:Well, comfy couches are comfy.
But really, does anybody still believe in "Exclusive to Xbox 360"?
They'll put out a PC version if they want to somewhere down the line.
I think you're confusing the Microsoft of today with the Microsoft of 2 years ago.NullPointer said:Well, comfy couches are comfy.
But really, does anybody still believe in "Exclusive to Xbox 360"?
They'll put out a PC version if they want to somewhere down the line.
The implication from your post seemed to be that there is criticism of consoles but no criticism of the PC. PC gaming cops its share of criticism. Some is bannable (stuff like "all PC gamers are pirates") and rightly so, but other criticism is reasonable and should stand, such as what I quoted. Yet you could reduce that quote to "PC gaming sucks" if you wanted to.jaypah said:plus the other way like what? on a personal level?
Fredescu said:The implication from your post seemed to be that there is criticism of consoles but no criticism of the PC. PC gaming cops its share of criticism. Some is bannable (stuff like "all PC gamers are pirates") and rightly so, but other criticism is reasonable and should stand, such as what I quoted. Yet you could reduce that quote to "PC gaming sucks" if you wanted to.
This is not entirely true. The existance of exclusive games allow publishers to take their time and master the platform they're developing for, creating experiences only possible on that platform. When developers have to deal with many versions of the same game, they have to take in consideration the limitations of all the platforms, and create something that works on them all - and sometimes that means that the game isn't as good as it would be if it was built with only one platform in mind.Number 2 said:i think exclusives are one of the worst things with gaming as an industry. Ideally i would like games to be spread across all platforms but thats just me.