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selnor on 16 August 2012
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lilbroex said:
selnor said:


Are you serious?

First you state RS3 RS wouldnt run on the factually more powerful Xbox. Thats a fact. Its figures in EVERY category prove it.

2nd You try and tecnically compare a game where Ai is weak at best, and uses FMV for background scenes as IGN's review article will tell you. To a game where you have massive sprawling 3d worlds, what many consider the best AI of its generation and loads of different realtime lighhtsources. Its a known fact that Halo pointed the way for huge levels and worlds due to the HDD being in the Xbox to. Something no other console could do last gen.

The GC had factually inferior power to Xbox.  FACT. Not opinion. Read the specs above.

None of those were FMVs. That is what the game looks like while running. The graphics were just that good.


Go back and reread my post as well as the guy who posted right above you. I quoted the relevent texs because I was fairly certain you would skip over it.

Once again, This is fact straight from the devs. They couldn't get it running on the xbox because it didn't have the power or features.

The shading capability of the GC was far superior to that of the Xbox on top of the CPU. This is not a matter of opinion. This is not going to change. It is the fact of the hardware.

The only area's that the Xbox beat the GC in were storage. It used full scale dvds and it had a bit more ram, but even then, the RAM in the Xbox1 was less than 1/3 the speed of the GC ram. That is why hardly any GC games had load screens. It could stream data off the disc so fast that it didn't need it. I believe that the rate at witch the mini dvds could seek data was also way faster than standard dvds.

These are real world numbers. REAL WORLD.

Factual figures. Here argue with these.

CPU MIPS

Xbox - 1985 mips                                GC - 1125 mips

Pixel Fill Rate

Megapixels/sec

Xbox - 932 mp/s                                  GC - 648 mp/s

Megatexels/sec

Xbox - 1864MT/s                                    GC - 648 MT/s

Rendering Bandwidth

Xbox - 5.6 GB/s                                    GC - 2.2 GB/s

Total memory usable

Xbox - 64 mb                                        GC - 43 mb

Texture Space (Compressed Textures) - Megabytes

Xbox - 45mb:270mb                              GC - 12mb:72mb

Textures Per Frame

Xbox - 5.6GB/s:45mb                            GC - 2.2GB/12mb

Xbox - 33.5gb/s of textures                   GC 13.2gb/s of textures

 

These are facts.