tuscaniman said:
anikikim said:
tuscaniman said:
Well I've played the demo and no its not the best looking console game multiplayer wise. I will admit it has better lighting than any FPS I've played on consoles though. Killzone 3 does look better MP. We'll see what Crysis 2 looks like in the SP. I think when this year is over we will be talking about Gears of War 3 and Uncharted 3 for graphics kings. Gears of War 3 looks amazing and from what I've seen in videos already looks better than Killzone 3. Uncharted 3 will obviously raise the bar once again so I think without a doubt the top two games will be Gears 3 and UC3.
Killzone 3 does look amazing at times but also bad in certain areas. There are sections in maps that use textures that are PS2 quality. Also if you pay attention when you brutal melee a character in MP their faces are static and show no expression. Gears of War characters have always had animated expressions even in MP. Same with Uncharted.
Gears of War 3=Uncharted 3>Uncharted 2>God of War 3>Killzone 3>Killzone 2
Rage could sneak up and surprise us all. IGN did crown it best graphics of E3 last year.
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your crazy gears of war 3 doesnt look better than killzone 3 not even better than killzone 2
Killzone 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yOqcxnnnoo
Btw this is multiplayer. Singleplayer looks much better, and since when do facial expressions count in graphics??
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I had the game. I know what Killzone 3 looked like. When you stab a guy in the neck he should make some sort of expression besides staring blankly at you not doing anything. They obviously didn't animate the character model faces in the MP. Everything counts in graphics.
Gears of War 3 will have much better textures than KZ3. Gears has always used bumpmapping in everything they do. KZ has a lot of flat looking textures hidden by the lighting and blur.
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Is Gears 3 using the old and more of the same Unreal Engine 3?
If yes then it will have graphics like Gears 2, Mass Effect 2/3 and Batman and a lot other titles with artificial look characters.
