The graphics have definitely improved.
It would be very strange if they got worse.

why do some people have hard time accepting that xbox can push as much as PS3? bunch of ignorant people. buy an xbox you idiots.

Hey... calm down, you don't need to call people of idiot.

i agree with him, but i'm tired of getting banned so i rather keep my mouth shut.

The cars in Forza 3 have 10 times as many polys as Forza 2.

Thats A Pretty Outrageous Claim.. Source?

So basiclly what your saying is its because Sony stepped up to the plate to tweak the game as they say... and once MS started see'n the graphics PS3 exclusives could dish out they realized they also had to kick it into high gear to right?

Well then that just goes to show Rivals in ANY kind of buisness is a good thing, otherwise they could be lazy all they want.

So good job Selnor, this is a great thread, and once you get a PS3 i hope you enjoy it just as much as your 360.

In conclusion, as a wise man once said "without challenge, there is nothing to gain but false pride." words spoken so true. hats off to you sir. cheers!

The game directors mouth? Multiple times... and it's hardly outrageous. Forza 2 didn't have cockpits or roll over. Since those features are now in Forza 3 Turn 10 have now modelled interior and the undercarriage of the cars aswell as increasing the exterior model details. Rear lights are now circle instead of Hexygon shapes.

I'll post some FM2 vs FM3 comparisons.

Note: The FM3 pictures after the first have been zoomed up and compressed.

I pity the fools saying FM3 looks no better then FM3.

Hell yeah, the 360 keeps impressing me. I remember Gears 1 and thinking to myself "damn, this is so lifelike." Then Gears 2 hit and it was instant deja vu. I loved the graphics in Halo Wars in comparision to Halo 3 as well, at least for the video parts. It is amazing that similar games, from the same console generation, can come so far.

Gonna be...a majority of the first page was all trolling...lol.  Graphically, the 360 is evolving, and I think developers are going to find more and better ways to "max" outhte system in the coming years.  It's going to be interesting to see what the extra processing power of Natal will provide to developers.  Pitching off some of the workload to it, will allow for better and richer environments when using it...but time will tell.