Hawk said:
Domicinator said:
nightsurge said:
Domicinator said:
When I first got my 360, I only had money for one title (Mass Effect), so I borrowed Halo 3 from a buddy. I hadn't played the other two before, so this was my first crack at the series.
I was utterly disappointed.
I couldn't believe how crappy the graphics were. There were these big open environments, and you couldn't always tell where the enemies were because if they were too far off, everything got all pixelated and weird looking. There was very little evidence of any anti-aliasing as well. In general, I was just very disenchanted with the game, and didn't really have much fun playing it because I was always straining to see what was going on. I haven't touched the game since. I would consider Halo Reach if it looks a little more polished and actually has fun gameplay. |
HDTV. Problem solved 
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I have 20/20 vision with my contacts in and I play on a 37" HDTV. But unfortunately, not problem solved. No HDTV or corrective eye wear can fix Halo 3's graphics.
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I think the point is that it's not Halo 3's graphics. I've never had an issue with seeing someone in the distance in Halo 3 because it's pixelated and weird looking. So, either you need glasses, or the rest of us have super eyesite (which I guess I'm good with that)
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Yeah either that or your TV/Xbox 360 isn't setup right. Everything in Halo 3 on an HDTV is so crisp and visible from all the way accross the map sandtrap (on my 32" HDTV and 47" HDTV). I will admit that it does lack some anti-aliasing but nothing as bad as what you described.
