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It is a decent game but I was extremely disappointed with the graphics. In fact after playing ps3 exclusives, any multi console game has the same problem. I would believe that this is due to the limitations of other consoles that the game is for.

Dante's Inferno had lovely graphics for the cut scenes but when the gameplay begins, u lose the lush graphics and are were presented with downscaled graphics. Since playing MGS 4, we ps3 owners have become used to brillian graphics for the cut scenes with flawless transition in to the gameplay. Has anyone else noticed this?

Is this due to the xbox, are xbox owners used to exclusives with lovely cut scenes and gameplay having lower res graphics?



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No multiplat game can look as good as an exclusive. Dante's Inferno is among the best-looking multiplats I've seen.

It has CGI cutscenes, which explains the difference between the CGI and gameplay.



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I disagree, the graphics are rubbish for gameplay. look at the scene where his finds his wife murdered and watch the transition to gameplay. It is really bad graphics, the way the trees are drawn etc.



Uncharted 2 will just make everything else look rubbish



After playing Uncharted 2, every game I play just looks horrendous, multiplats just can't look as good as an exclusive these days.



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I don't think they're rubbish, it just doesn't have that first party polish. The graphics are more than passable.



  

i downloaded the demo and think that they look like ps2 graphics
is like god of war one, the enemies on screen were few also



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