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JustThatGamer on 28 July 2017

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow still looks beautiful.



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curl-6 on 28 July 2017
Pemalite said:
No call of duty game should be included in a "best graphics" discussion, same goes for any game using Unreal Engine 3. Haha

I dunno, the Gears of War games on 360 are UE3 and those blew my socks off back in the day.



DirtyP2002 on 28 July 2017

Red Dead Redemption needs to be mentioned.



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Mr Puggsly on 28 July 2017

Overall has to be GTAV. But Battlefield 4 has the great looking assets during the campaign.

Other games worth mentioning are Destiny, AC4, Mass Effect 3, Batman games.

MGSV might look good but I havent played it on 7th gen. MGS:GZ has great looking assets but lacked polish.



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QUAKECore89 on 28 July 2017

Alice Madness Returns and Asura's Wrath, tho these two games were Unreal Engine 3 built.



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crissindahouse on 28 July 2017

Crysis 3 except for character models, I believe Battlefield 4 models looked better (but it's years since I last saw any of both games)



m0ney on 28 July 2017

From the ones I played Mass Effect 2 takes the crown, but there was a big catch - the 2 min loading screens whenever u go to other floor on Normandy or enter a new level.



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Pemalite on 28 July 2017
curl-6 said:
Pemalite said:
No call of duty game should be included in a "best graphics" discussion, same goes for any game using Unreal Engine 3. Haha

I dunno, the Gears of War games on 360 are UE3 and those blew my socks off back in the day.

I thought they looked ugly. :P

Gears of War 3 did pick it up a little though with adding the likes of Global Illumination though.
But I still think CryEngine and Frostbite push past it easily.




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Mr Puggsly on 28 July 2017
crissindahouse said:

Crysis 3 except for character models, I believe Battlefield 4 models looked better (but it's years since I last saw any of both games)

I played Crysis 3 on 360 recently and it doesn't look bad at all, but the frame rate is rough. I'd give the edge to BF4 on presentation and performance.



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curl-6 on 28 July 2017
Pemalite said:
curl-6 said:

I dunno, the Gears of War games on 360 are UE3 and those blew my socks off back in the day.

I thought they looked ugly. :P

Gears of War 3 did pick it up a little though with adding the likes of Global Illumination though.
But I still think CryEngine and Frostbite push past it easily.

Their art style is certainly not for everyone, (and being exclusives, they wouldn't qualify for this thread anyway XD) but to me they seemed more polished in that they were targeted to the host hardware while the likes of Battlefield and Crysis, while very impressive, were PC games cut down to fit onto systems far weaker than PCs of the day.