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osamanobama on 17 May 2011
CGI-Quality said:

There's definitely some differences in favor of PS3 (though most won't notice or care). It just puts things in perspective when people post screenshots claiming the opposite.


yeah its a slight advantage, but i dont think the ps3 version deserved 1 point higher than xbox version by the ign review.

maybe ign was compensating for giving other bs lower scores for nothing.

the differences are there but so minor, that the score should be the same



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Baalzamon on 17 May 2011

Ok, I thought the PS3 looked much clearer in the first ones, but maybe it is just me, but it seemed as if 360 had some better looking ones near the end.  In other words, no significant difference.



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huaxiong90 on 17 May 2011
dane007 said:

I see a difference in the favor of the 360 version. Not a veyr big one but see some differences. For example the pic showing the dashboard interior of the car. The 360 version has a greater level of detail compared to the ps3 version. The next difference is the picture which shows the sideview mirror and the police badge. In that pic more level of detail is shown in 360 version compared to the ps3 version. These are some of the differences that  i found from those pictures.  Some of the other pics done by them seem to taken at diffrent times of the day making it an unfair comparison. At the end i will call this a tie as the ps3 version has less glitches while it seems the 360 version has better texture detail. 

Are you sure we're looking at the same screens?

I don't normally question opinions, but...



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Lyrikalstylez on 17 May 2011
huaxiong90 said:
dane007 said:

I see a difference in the favor of the 360 version. Not a veyr big one but see some differences. For example the pic showing the dashboard interior of the car. The 360 version has a greater level of detail compared to the ps3 version. The next difference is the picture which shows the sideview mirror and the police badge. In that pic more level of detail is shown in 360 version compared to the ps3 version. These are some of the differences that  i found from those pictures.  Some of the other pics done by them seem to taken at diffrent times of the day making it an unfair comparison. At the end i will call this a tie as the ps3 version has less glitches while it seems the 360 version has better texture detail. 

Are you sure we're looking at the same screens?

I don't normally question opinions, but...


I also agree....It seems like the ps3 version is more blurry or too bright, while the 360 seems more detailed

but like I said multiple disks is a problem, which is why Ill most likely get the ps3 version



Skeeuk on 17 May 2011

il be getting this on ps3 and not on 360



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dane007 on 17 May 2011

osamaobama---- Ign gave it 0.5 mark higher on  for the ps3 version. I am sure they didn't install the game on the 360 before reviewing it



dane007 on 17 May 2011

huxalong90 --- yea we are looking at the same screens. Look at the dashboard picture . The 360 version has a smooth uniform color for the dashboard while the ps3 version si missing that clor in the middle. It has some sort of blurry black texture in th emiddle. I would tag the image but do not know how its done on these forum as i do not post very often.

 

lyrika --- HOws multiple disc is a big problem?? Changing disc 2 twice will take at most 30 secs . It seems that gamers this generation are getting lazy and spoilt with blu ray lol. 



Acevil on 17 May 2011
Squilliam said:

I think it's best to wait for the PC version. One doesn't let a console diminish the grafique of such a fine game. Such a title deserves to be rendered at the native resolution of ones screen.


I am pretty much going to do this, I also assuming I would be able to insert a better graphic card into my computer by that time as well. (Currently have 9800GT), plus hopefully when it releases all the exclusive cases BS will be one neat package. 



 

Boutros on 17 May 2011
dane007 said:

osamaobama---- Ign gave it 0.5 mark higher on  for the ps3 version. I am sure they didn't install the game on the 360 before reviewing it

One has to remember that at least more than half of the 360s out there don't have the required space to have L.A. Noire installed. It's 20GB because of the 3 discs. I don't even have that much space on my 80GB HDD :/



huaxiong90 on 17 May 2011
Lyrikalstylez said:
huaxiong90 said:
dane007 said:

I see a difference in the favor of the 360 version. Not a veyr big one but see some differences. For example the pic showing the dashboard interior of the car. The 360 version has a greater level of detail compared to the ps3 version. The next difference is the picture which shows the sideview mirror and the police badge. In that pic more level of detail is shown in 360 version compared to the ps3 version. These are some of the differences that  i found from those pictures.  Some of the other pics done by them seem to taken at diffrent times of the day making it an unfair comparison. At the end i will call this a tie as the ps3 version has less glitches while it seems the 360 version has better texture detail. 

Are you sure we're looking at the same screens?

I don't normally question opinions, but...


I also agree....It seems like the ps3 version is more blurry or too bright, while the 360 seems more detailed

but like I said multiple disks is a problem, which is why Ill most likely get the ps3 version

Really?? With me, it's the opposite. It's the 360 version with the blur.



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