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This article definitely settles any speculation that the PS3 isn't able to hack it when compared to the 360. It just goes to show you that all it takes is a skilled developer like Infinity Ward to make things happen and it makes other developers look like hacks that say they can't get their PS3 version to run at 30fps. Yes, the 360 version will also run at 60fps with full AA.
According to the dev, "Same level of AA between 360/PS3, both @ 60fps. Hate on the PS3 all you want guys, but we've done did it up right for the Sony lovers. Nothing has been 360 footage yet touted as PS3, you crack-heads! I'm not sure whats up with what you guys might have seen at E3, but we do have AA on the PS3."







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My only problem with it is the rumble. It just doesn't feel right playing a racing game without feeling the vibration of your car. But that's besides the point.Yes, some of the multiplayer maps weren't very impressive in terms of graphics. Maybe not the PS2, but the Xbox would be able handle it. Even the Wii.
"if you think those games could not have been done on the PS3 then you're wrong."
He was saying how he was so impressed with the visuals of the 360 games like Gears, BioShock, Mass Effect, and I was illustrating that while those games definitely looked great, they could have looked just as good if not better on the PS3.
8 Days (easily beats Crysis)
Gran Turismo 5
Killzone 2
Uncharted: Drakes Fortune
Lair
There, is that good enough for you?
Not any good looking PS3 exclusives my arse!.
Quoted for the true.
Anti alasing masks/distorts your voice dosen't it?
Just a random guess
As for PC games, a powered-up modern PC can break the hundreds in FPS rate on current games easily enough, but consoles tend to have less raw power capability and/or developer know-how and/or other formatting issues to worry about, all of which potentially limit the performance they could achieve, so that this game makes 60FPS on a CONSOLE is even more impressive. However, there's no noticeable improvement once the FPS gets very high, i.e. no visible difference between 100 and 150 FPS, so 60FPS is a very solid rate all-around.
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