Better frame rates? So if it can't display 30fps at 1080 then there's some serious issues with it. I think all of the games I've played on the 360 were displayed in 1080 including the downloaded games. I've only owned 3 games total for the PS3 and each was 720 and froze multiple times. Do you have ACII? If so do you get the multiple loading bar when the game is launched? After downloading something off their network do you have to install it? Do you have to install every game you want to play? If not I wan't to upgrade to your system because mine sucks. BTW MGS4(one of the three) sucked and having to install it 4 times was ridiculous.Warped161 wrote:Dark Siders, bayonetta seems too easy, i have never had those types of problems with my ps3 btw most games are 720p for better frame rates, that includes xbox.
Actually it's supposed to be awesome, all of the reviews I've seen have been extremely promising. Below is a screengrab from http://www.gamerankings.com. I downloaded the PS3 demo for Bayonetta (then of course had to install it which took another 10 minutes) and I was not impressed. It is just like the 2 button mashing DMC series with a few new attributes. Supposedly it get better as you progress but organized chaos is organized chaos.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Darksiders is supposed to be TERRIBLE. Really, really really bad.
Bayonetta, on the other hand, is a lot of fun. But Bayonetta's the only one I have experience with. It's fun. The combat system is great, monster designs are neat...I'd go with it.
The story actually sounds really cool. I ended up grabbing it last night and it came with a short comic which sets the stage for the game. If they stick with it, it'll be a great game. There's been lots of amazing games that have were extremely repetitive such as Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed I+II. What saved them was having incredible stories i.e. twists, struggles and character arcs. Now I just have to wait until Monday when my 360 gets back.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Huh...maybe I read the one negative review. It ripped on the game for completely lacking depth and consisting of nothing but endless combat.
So instead of one long annoying install you've got 4 or 5 annoying installs. I also had to install Infamous and Assassin's Creed II. And then I had to update them. I don't have to do that on the 360 and I get a higher resolution image. It's a bummer considering the cost of the console. For where we're at with technology it's sub par. The PS3 is supposed to be way crazier GPU and CPU wise. But it's got a Blu-Ray player! I do gotta say that Infamous kicked a** and shouldn't have been exclusive.ProudNissanFreak wrote:You don't have to install every game you play for Ps3. MGS4 was understandable, instead of one massive install, you install each chapter as you go alon.
Which titles would those be? If anything is being upscaled it's a good thing. If it's being upscaled to a 1920x1080 monitor then you watching it at a 1:1 ratio which will be a much more clear image then watching a 720 res image on a 1080 display. I have yet to see a PS3 game that says 1080p on the box.Warped161 wrote:You do know that the majority of xbox titles are 720p and being upscaled to 1080 by the system. Ps3 titles that say 1080 on the box are native 1080p.
I really don't mean to offend you with this but this is the dumbest thing I've heard all week. I don't see why anyone would ever buy a lower res monitor, especially if they're a gamer.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Yeah, that's one of the reasons I didn't bother buying a 1080p TV. Most games are designed to look fine in 720p and thus there's little benefit from going 1080. Although now that I have a PS3 I do wish I could make use of 1080p for those games and bluray.
It wasn't frustrating at all. There was plenty of time to breathe with collecting items and fighting enemies was awesome. As you upgraded your powers your enemies became stronger and it was a total blast. Probably the best exclusive PS3 title, at least that I've played.MinisterofDOOM wrote:InFamous looks FRUSTRATING. It seems to have the same issue a lot of other "open world" games have in that it NEVER lets you breathe and NEVER gives you a chance to actually enjoy the open world the game is set in because you're ALWAYS running from someone or fighting someone or hiding from someone.
Dont mean to offend but i think you need to read more on the whole 720 vs 1080 when it comes to gaming.Especially when it comes to gaming.Empty V wrote:
I really don't mean to offend you with this but this is the dumbest thing I've heard all week. I don't see why anyone would ever buy a lower res monitor, especially if they're a gamer.
Nali wrote:
Dont mean to offend but i think you need to read more on the whole 720 vs 1080 when it comes to gaming.Especially when it comes to gaming.
We aint talking PC gaming cuz HD resolutions are quite abysmal by PC standards, but console gaming.
To put things into perspective for you, COD is rendered at 600p, thats right 1024x600.So now we upscale that to 1280x720 - some stretching but it still looks good and infact this is where the devs want it.Now lets stretch that some more to 1920x1080 and play on a screen only marginally larger than out 720 set - what we get is an uninspiring image, that doesnt look worth the extra cost that 1080 set was.
1080 vs 720 for console gaming 720 wins usually as most games are actually set to look optimal at 720, why you ask?1. Its easier to run a game at a lower res with all the effects on2. Most HD screens in homes right now are 720 - 768p so thats where the game will be seen the most.
Im too lazy to do the googling for you, but search for the 720 vs 1080 console comparison(or something like that). Your eyes shall be opened.
When 1080 becomes the native resolution of most games, then maybe 1080 sets will become more desirable to gamers but as is, 720-768 sets get the job done just as well at a lower cost.
You have to remember Native resolutions matter more than output resolution, if a games Native is 720ish then stretching it to 1080 doesnt really help much, because all you are doing is basically stretching an already rendered image, not actually increasing the games resolution ala PC gaming.
Yeah it caused a huge row back Perfect Dark did it.Perfect Dark is rendered at 640p.I believe Halo 3 is also a 640p game, lots of PS3 gamers used/use this to poke fun at 360 owners but it doesnt hurt me as i dont really care about both games....and the other famous game that runs at less than HD res is COD...which also runs at less than HD on PS3.Empty V wrote:If it says 720p then that is false advertising as well. How can you believe either companies?
To add to what Nali said about the big difference between PC resolution and TV resolution standards:Empty V wrote:I really don't mean to offend you with this but this is the dumbest thing I've heard all week. I don't see why anyone would ever buy a lower res monitor, especially if they're a gamer.
MOD, how far are you into Bayonetta? I'm in chapter 14 I think... What's your GT?MinisterofDOOM wrote:Darksiders is supposed to be TERRIBLE. Really, really really bad.
Bayonetta, on the other hand, is a lot of fun. But Bayonetta's the only one I have experience with. It's fun. The combat system is great, monster designs are neat...I'd go with it.
I don't actually have the game, I just played the demo.PyR0NiAk wrote:MOD, how far are you into Bayonetta? I'm in chapter 14 I think... What's your GT?
I definitely recommend renting it. It's got a hell of a story to it. I'm on what I think is the last boss...MinisterofDOOM wrote:
I don't actually have the game, I just played the demo.
No way it's better than Bayonetta.Chaotic_Warlord wrote:Dante's Inferno... if you have a 360 this is pretty much our God of War. The graphics are awesome, the story is based on a really awesome tragedy so it's chock full o win. Check it out.