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[twistedsymphony]

QUOTE(Deftech @ Sep 7 2005, 03:57 PM)

and someone teach me how to polish a turb, thats after you tell me what a turb is 

[Deftech]

QUOTE(deftonesmx17 @ Sep 7 2005, 03:57 PM)

AH but IMO, that PGR3 screen doesnt even look as good as TOCA Pro Race Driver 2 on my PC, a game which is over a year old now.

[deftonesmx17]

How so? Please explain.

[Shawn_]

 

[twistedsymphony]

ok how about DOA4... Another launch title continuing a legacy from the first Xbox

Again you don't have to like the game to see the obvious improvement in graphics

from this


To this

^that's not even full resolution either

[deftonesmx17]

[Ozy]

   

[KAGE360]

QUOTE(deftonesmx17 @ Sep 7 2005, 03:41 PM)

Huh, I'm lost Twisted. If you were replying to my post, I couldnt give a shit less how good it looks, its still PGR and that was my point with, you can only polish a turb so much. Sure it looks better but I don't care for PrettyGraphicsRacing 

[bluvasa]

When I first saw those Vegas screens, pre-E3, I was skeptical.

After seeing what GOW and PGR3 have to offer, the 360 seems more than capable of scenes like those.  

With time and effort, the majority of developers will be able to squeeze a lot more out the 360 than is currently being displayed.  

In a couple years, after the development process is more streamlined, we will really start to see the next generation.  

[themadman123]

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In a couple years, after the development process is more streamlined, we will really start to see the next generation.

In a couple of years....you mean when the "next next gen" is coming out?

[Carlo210]

Anyways, we will start to see some truly amazing games in a year or two. IF Cliffy B and everyone else can get games looking this amazing while barely touching the final dev kits, I'm sure (positive) that once they've spent time with it and developers get used to it, we will see things in the Xbox 360 really being used.

Look at any sequel of a game.
If you know anything about product/game develpment in this industry, or just developing anything in general with a toolset, then you will understand that the answer to this topic thread is yes.

[bluvasa]

I meant that it will take a couple years for us to see the true power of the 360.  After then we will see what the "next generation" really has to offer.

Although the launch line up is good, there are still a few games that don't quite live up to some people's expectations.

The true power of most systems has never really been shown until a couple years after the initial launch.  

Look at the visual difference between Halo 1 and 2.  I think we will see the same kind of graphical progression in the next generation of games as well.

 

[82ross]

With the exception of the human models, the pgr3 engine could already pull off similar graphics to those 2 days 2 vegas screens. With experience good developers should be capable of the same.

[KAGE360]

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DOA... barely any different. What did they do, just throw the old game in hi res? How about they stop using flat shaded textures for the skin and start to make the characters look better/real? Gone are the days when I am impressed with the default fighting game at a console launch. Toshinden still sits in my mind...

many people said the same thing about part 3 and yet its one of the best looking fighters to even today.  im sure that when you see that game in motion running in 720p on a nice TV all doubts will vanish.  

people keep forgetting that we havent even seen anything to what the 360 is capable of.  give it a year and if your jaw isnt on the floor then its hopeless.

[Master X]

QUOTE(Ozy @ Sep 7 2005, 12:35 PM)