oh its lens of fail

maybe when someone important like IGN or CVG says it it will be real

So we shouldn't trust Digital Foundry either (the same guys you said would have the final word)? Their analysis practically mirrors this one.

In the end, no it isn't a big deal, but it puts things in perspective for those who want to know tech stuff.

ign is important?

since when did that happen?

Crysis 2 is NOT v-locked (at least, not on 360). It has tearing, and it's mainly with the 360 version (as an owner of both, I can tell you that). Like Digital Foundry, they found lots of pop-in, framerate drops that come nearly to a crawl, and some tearing, as well as long load times.

since when was lens of truth even a real source of wisdom either? it its to technological comparisons as soldier boy is to journalisim

they've already been called out for incorrectly stating crysis 2 on consoles has tearing when we know its v locked, they just need to stop lying.

Really:

Digital Foundry:

"In these situations, it seems that it is the Xbox 360 version that has the most difficulties, though there's no mistaking that both platforms seem to lag badly in much the same areas. Interestingly, the really poor-performing sections do seem isolated to specific areas in the campaign, and from the hive infiltration level onwards things seemed to improve, but it's quite difficult to believe that those areas of the game got through QA without someone, somewhere raising the red flag.

The key to progression through these troublesome areas is to employ stealth rather than a balls-out frontal assault, but in a game that places so much weight on presenting different tactical strategies for potential flashpoints, it's disappointing that it's technical issues that are effectively narrowing down the available options. In conclusion, it's fair to say that Crytek has done enough to prove that Crysis can run on consoles - either of them in fact - and certainly the issues the game has in terms of bizarre glitches, performance drops, geometry pop-in and such-like are hardly exclusive to one platform. On balance, 360 has the edge in terms of visuals and general performance, but PS3 more than holds its own, bettering the Microsoft platform in some areas".

Yeah, want to try again?

So we shouldn't trust Digital Foundry either (the same guys you said would have the final word)? Their analysis practically mirrors this one.