AdmiralViscen
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AltogetherAndrews said:Unlocks skins in the Extras menu. And yeah, the Tachyon statues are all in the same area, and unlocks the "fun fair" area.
Lame
Might not bother finding them now.
AltogetherAndrews said:Unlocks skins in the Extras menu. And yeah, the Tachyon statues are all in the same area, and unlocks the "fun fair" area.
AdmiralViscen said:Lame
Might not bother finding them now.
theBishop said:That's funny since so many EBstop employees in my experience have been pushing Nintendo products on people.
tanod said:You have to find the statues to progress.
Snah said:I'm still amazed at how perfect the engine is in Ratchet. The only thing I would add, graphically, is some subtle motion blur to some of the cars and flying objects in the background.
I don't know how to explain it, but some objects seem a bit too perfectly round (lightpoles, robots).
This game proves how important image quality is. I support their move to use so much AA.
Also, they made the game a lot of fun on the second playthrough...tons of new upgrades to your weapons.
Snah said:I'm still amazed at how perfect the engine is in Ratchet. The only thing I would add, graphically, is some subtle motion blur to some of the cars and flying objects in the background.
I don't know how to explain it, but some objects seem a bit too perfectly round (lightpoles, robots).
This game proves how important image quality is. I support their move to use so much AA.
Also, they made the game a lot of fun on the second playthrough...tons of new upgrades to your weapons.
Thrakier said:It's so nice to read such postings while I still see a good amount of aliasing each time I play the demo. great.
AdmiralViscen said:Is it worth upgrading your guns in the first playthrough, since the Omega guns come with all the upgrades already? Should I save the Raritanium for the second playthrough?
You guys have horrible Gamestops. I've never had anyone at my GS try to push anything on me. Then again I mostly just go in, get my game, then get out.J-Rzez said:Depends on the area you live it I guess... At the both Gamestops in my area, it's all about the 360... I even heard one worker tell a customer once that the failure rate is being investigated by the federal government because they believe Sony started that rumor to sway people from buying the product instead of their own... They all slam the Wii though, and will push a PS3 on someone if the customer comes in trying to decide between a Wii and PS3 and have no interest what so ever in a 360...
Snah said:If what you say is true -- the omega weapons come equipped maxed -- then what else are you going to spend your raritanium on?
I haven't purchased any omega weapons yet because they are VERY expensive...like 1-9 million bolts...
AdmiralViscen said:Well it looked like someone earlier in the thread was saying that they come with the upgrades? I assumed they had new upgrades on top of that, but maybe I'm wrong about the whole thing. I'm only up to theplanet.ice pirate
Didn't realize just how pricey the Omegas would be, I'll just stick with my current play.
Snah said:I haven't purchased any omega weapons yet because they are VERY expensive...like 1+ million bolts...
tanod said:I think JS said earlier that the Omega weapons cost is in raritanium. That's 1 million raritanium, I think.
jstevenson said:Just the Groovitron... the regular weapons are bolts.
The multiplier during challenge mode obviously helps a lot... if you run a x12 multiplier for a while you'll quickly get bolts.
Snah said:Sorry dude, I don't know why you see so much aliasing. I'm playing on a huge screen and the image quality is pristine. I'm running it in 720p.
AltogetherAndrews said:Thanks for the poster Jim! Now to select a good frame. Slim metallic burgundy? Possibly.
It sounds to me like your just being ridiculously picky. It sounds to me, liek you're seeing the same game we all are, but when you see any imperfection, you're calling it out, whereas we are all enjoying how near perfect it looks.Thrakier said:Not much, but I can see aliasing. It's not perfect antialiased. There is some on Ratchet if you look closely. I god a 1080p Set, maybe this is the problem.
I'd actually wager that it is the result of your 1080p set. Regardless of whether or not it is calibrated, 720p games on a 1080p display simply aren't going to look as clean as they would on a lower resolution display.Thrakier said:Not much, but I can see aliasing. It's not perfect antialiased. There is some on Ratchet if you look closely. I god a 1080p Set, maybe this is the problem.
AdmiralViscen said:Well it looked like someone earlier in the thread was saying that they come with the upgrades? I assumed they had new upgrades on top of that, but maybe I'm wrong about the whole thing. I'm only up to theplanet.ice pirate
Didn't realize just how pricey the Omegas would be, I'll just stick with my current play.
Thrakier said:Not much, but I can see aliasing. It's not perfect antialiased. There is some on Ratchet if you look closely. I god a 1080p Set, maybe this is the problem.
dark10x said:I'd actually wager that it is the result of your 1080p set. Regardless of whether or not it is calibrated, 720p games on a 1080p display simply aren't going to look as clean as they would on a lower resolution display.
I recall testing Resistance (which has great AA) on a variety of 1080p LCDs and even the best Samsung panels were displaying some pretty serioues aliasing that would not have been visible on a 768p display. R&C doesn't have flawless AA, but it's about as good as we've seen this gen and looks insanely clean on my Pioneer 5080.
Snah said:WHERE ARE THE RATCHET ADVERTISEMENTS, J-STEV?
This game needs more HYPE on TV....I feel as if only the hardcore PS3 fanbase knows about it.
The dinosaur planet was the second level, wasn't it?Costanza said:I just got to the dinosaur planet. How far in percentage wise am I?
steve said:The dinosaur planet was the second level, wasn't it?
steve said:It sounds to me like your just being ridiculously picky. It sounds to me, liek you're seeing the same game we all are, but when you see any imperfection, you're calling it out, whereas we are all enjoying how near perfect it looks.
It sounds like, again I could be wrong, but from reading your words... in your world, there is no such thing as near perfect. It's either perfect, or it's flawed. If you have to "look closely" to find a graphical imperfection, then it's done somewthing right in my eyes.
Or you could just have a messed up display, in which case, disregard this post.
I play on a 42" plasma, and unless I get off my ass and walk up to the TV, there's no jaggies there. Maybe your eyes are just better than mine, or maybe you sit too close to your TV.Thrakier said:Seroiusly, if there weren't the whole discussions here about the screwed 1080p Displays with Pixelation and so on I maybe would have never thought about the jaggies I can see. But all those guys in here "oh it has perfect aliasing!!111" and that's just not true for me. It's very clean, but I can see jaggies. For exampe I can find them on Quarks Statue in the Demo - I postet this hundred times but no one cared for looking for jaggies on this statue.
dark10x said:I'd actually wager that it is the result of your 1080p set. Regardless of whether or not it is calibrated, 720p games on a 1080p display simply aren't going to look as clean as they would on a lower resolution display.
I recall testing Resistance (which has great AA) on a variety of 1080p LCDs and even the best Samsung panels were displaying some pretty serioues aliasing that would not have been visible on a 768p display. R&C doesn't have flawless AA, but it's about as good as we've seen this gen and looks insanely clean on my Pioneer 5080.
Onix said:Interesting, LCoS doesn't seem to have that issue ... at least not Sony's SXRD implementation.
Granted, if you read most reviews for them ... it is commonly stated that while it does indeed resolve 1080, its image is a bit softer (more 'movie like') than many of the competing techs. That actually has to do with the technology employed, as the space between pixels is quite small.
That combined with its processor, yields very nice images from both 720p and 1080p content. For example, I'm pretty sensitive to aliasing. While it doesn't ruin games for me, I'm aware of its presence (granted, severe aliasing does distract me a bit). For Resistance and R&C however, I generally have to look for it. There are few times it is obviously apparent.
Thrakier said:Is it apparent for you in the Demo on Quarks Statue? Could you look, please?
@Steve
That's not true for me. For example out of my head I think Gears of War looks cleaner. And while I see that Ratchet is clean, esspecially when you press L1 Ratchets Head looks very clean, I can still see jaggies regularly.
They reduce the size of the arena which I think is a good thing, so that enemies cover ground quicker. Makes things more hectic. Wish there was a little more variety to arena configuration though like they had back in GC.Kintaro said:HOLY SHITBALLS! Some of the arena matches in challenge mode are ROUGH. :lol
Onix said:Interesting, LCoS doesn't seem to have that issue ... at least not Sony's SXRD implementation.
Granted, if you read most reviews for them ... it is commonly stated that while it does indeed resolve 1080, its image is a bit softer (more 'movie like') than many of the competing techs. That actually has to do with the technology employed, as the space between pixels is quite small.
No, LCOS doesn't really suffer from it. I was referring to 1080p direct view LCD panels.Onix said:Interesting, LCoS doesn't seem to have that issue ... at least not Sony's SXRD implementation.
Granted, if you read most reviews for them ... it is commonly stated that while it does indeed resolve 1080, its image is a bit softer (more 'movie like') than many of the competing techs. That actually has to do with the technology employed, as the space between pixels is quite small.