sorry but i can do the same....

Its obvious that you didnt play RES5 on XBOX360...

Well too bad they themself said they have been working on it since at least november 2004:

Right after the E3 2005 trailer..

How long ago did work start on the sequence?

Jan-Bart: We started working on it in late November, and only finished it three days before the show, at the very, very last moment!

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/616/616591p1.html

your point is what ? you still havent played killzone 2 so all your arguments goes the way of Fail.

Yeah, the artists were working on a CGi sequence way back when.  Yeah, I'm sure it took them a few months to get it together, realizing they had to get together what they wanted the game to look like, the art direction and such. 

As you can see from the PDF, the game was only in production for 18 months, rather than the 4+ years many people seem to bring up.  I'll trust the PDF of GDC rather than an ambiguous comment from Jan-Bart.  He didn't go into enough detail in that comment to draw anything, like I said, I'm sure they had been working on the game for a while before E3 07 because they needed to find out what type of game they were going for. You do know that artists are always working on a game before the developers right?  And they only started developing the game at the end of 06 After Liberation.

I have played Killzone , but the game didnt shocked me.
Even the sales of the game show this, the hype and the 5 years of development didn work at the point that sony wanted it to be...

LOL!

You forgot about Postproduction (alpha testing & beta testing), which took about 2 months! So the game only took 16 months of FULL production before going onto postproduction.. (if your going to bullshit, you might as well do it properly.. right?)

On a serious note - Do you really believe that since its called "preproduction" that the game isn't being developed? Do you really believe that the artwork, characters designs, planning out the levels, and scripts, don't count towards producing the game?

Those artists are game developers, silly. Don't you mean programmers? Even then, I doubt anyone can make a game on an entirely new engine playable in less than 6 months if we take that 18 months to mean programming. So therefore they must have been developing the engine during that pre-production stage which many people would consider full fledged development.

Pretty sure that they do count toward production.

I'm also pretty sure that the team wasn't that big pre-2006, and they were working on Killzone: Liberation also during that time.  Or did you think that game just developed itself without the help of those same artwork, character designs, planning levels, and scripts?

But have you played through killzone 2 ? I didn't ask if you'd tried killzone.

The game has a beatuiful array of colours and it looks much better then resident evil 5.