| matinee said: I don't know how you can say that RFOM is that great graphically ... it's not that its bad, but there are many, many games out there that look much better. Perhaps your just talking PS3 and not other systems. I have played it and its a good game, but give me a break about this over-hyping of the PS3 capabilities ... the system has been out for over a year now and it has yet to beat any games graphically .... 1st or 2nd generation software. |
For a launch game, it is VERY impressive graphically. Definitely more impressive than MS's initial offerings, some of which were not bad games in the least, like Perfect Dark Zero.
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