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sc94597 on 21 June 2015
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GameMasterPC said:
sc94597 said:

Bayonetta 2 isn't 1080p natively, and its frame-rate is unlocked. But looking better =/= being technically more demanding. God of War III's framerate is also unlocked, but it hovers about 10 fps less than Bayonetta 2 at around 45 fps vs. 35 fps averages. 

God Of War III is far far more technically demanding tahn Bayonetta 2. The scale of that game is enormous. But it still manages to look better as far as I remember. Been a while since I played it though.

Both games utilized heavy pre-rendering making it harder to determine which is actually rendering more. Anything that can be described as "scale" in God of War III is likely pre-rendered. So unless you are a developer I don't take much credibility to your claim, "God of War III is far far more technically demanding tahn Bayonetta 2." All I know is that Bayonetta 2 looks much better than Bayonetta 1, and Bayonetta 1 ran much better on Wii U than it did on PS3. 

Visually they look quite similar in terms of quality.