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leo-j on 12 February 2014

The fact kz looks better while running at almost twice the resolution is telling.. And kz sf was go up to 40fps or more before that patch



 

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Smeags on 12 February 2014

Bait thread gonna bait.

Locking.



3DS Rec Thread ~ Wii U Rec Thread ~ Xbox One Rec Thread

Walter_Kovacs1986 on 12 February 2014
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Walter_Kovacs1986 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Fusioncode said:
So how long did it take you to find the worst looking picture of Killzone Shadow Fall?


Thats not even a gameplay pic. Its the cinematic and he picked a low res version of it as well. Terrible.  Some people just have to dig deep. Killzone is a really good game, its just one of those games that is for the Sony crowd and tends to get outclassed really easily

The Killzone games are ok, they just have nothing special to differentiate themselves from other shooters. Halo games have guns and enemies ranging in all sorts of colors and sizes. Bioshock games use plasmids-and-guns-formula and take place in isolated cities meant to be a utopia. COD games have a generic Michael-Bay-explosion-every-five-minutes-in-case-you-get-bored campaign, but the multiplayer is fun and universaly played. Metroid Prime games are about isolation, exploration, scanning enemies and enviroments, and ocassionaly morphing into a ball to solve a puzzle or get through an area. What does Killzone have or do special that other shooters don't?


Killzone focuses on the grusome effects of gunfire. If you've played Planetside you've played Halo. The problem with Killzone is that the protagonist cast are never interesting and the they never push the envelope. KZ3 had the right idea though with how to start the process of making a great shooter. Too bad they started over from scratch with KZ Shadowfall.

Huh gunfire effects? I've only played the first one on my PS2, but never really found that to be the sticking point. I think The Last of Us and GTAV do a better job of that. The way the blood smears on the characters or the enviroments when you shoot or melee them to death is unsettling