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[_iffy]

I know there's a lot of games that were made for 360 then ported to the ps3, but does anyone know of a game that was made for the PS3 that was then ported to the xbox 360.

I'm interested in graphical comparisons. I've seen a lot of 360 -> ps3, but no PS3 -> 360's.

Preferably something that's already out.
Any links would be good too.

thanks.

[epsilon72]

I don't know if there are any that have done so yet, but we'll be able to make plenty o' comparisons once Virtua Fighter 5 is made available for the 360 later this year.

EDIT: I guess we might be able to add DMC4 to that list too?

This post has been edited by epsilon72: Apr 13 2007, 04:20 AM

[Thraxen]

Another interesting comparison will be Mercenaries 2.  IIRC, Pandemic claims they have built each version from the ground up, but they say that the PS3 version is their lead SKU.

[Foe-hammer]

Armored Core 4 was ported to the 360 from the ps3.  And it is already out.

[twistedsymphony]

QUOTE(epsilon72 @ Apr 12 2007, 10:50 PM)

EDIT: I guess we might be able to add DMC4 to that list too?

DMC4 uses the same game engine as Dead Rising and Lost Planet... it was developed on the 360 first.  

[grim_d]

QUOTE(twistedsymphony @ Apr 17 2007, 01:15 PM)

DMC4 uses the same game engine as Dead Rising and Lost Planet... it was developed on the 360 first.  

that's amusing.

[dezza9995]

QUOTE(Thraxen @ Apr 13 2007, 03:52 PM)

Another interesting comparison will be Mercenaries 2.  IIRC, Pandemic claims they have built each version from the ground up, but they say that the PS3 version is their lead SKU.

Except PS3 games only display at 720p. I own both Xbox 360 and PS3, IMO the PS3 graphics are nothing compared to the 360.

[jessbasl]

QUOTE(twistedsymphony @ Apr 17 2007, 01:44 PM)

DMC4 uses the same game engine as Dead Rising and Lost Planet... it was developed on the 360 first.  

Using the same engine will not give you the same results on two different systems just because it's the same engine. I play half-life2 on a geforce 7800, i used to play it on my old geforce 4, but still, i think you get the point.

[Chancer]

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Except PS3 games only display at 720p

Check your settings then because the 1080 games display at 1080. (The info display even comes up on the TV when the games at 1080 start.)
I also have both systems. The only game I have that is out for the 360 as well is Virtua Tennis. I have only tried the demo for the 360 but it is not as smooth as the PS3 version.

[irnchriz]

QUOTE(Chancer @ May 6 2007, 01:58 PM)

Check your settings then because the 1080 games display at 1080. (The info display even comes up on the TV when the games at 1080 start.)
I also have both systems. The only game I have that is out for the 360 as well is Virtua Tennis. I have only tried the demo for the 360 but it is not as smooth as the PS3 version.

The 360 can upscale all games regardless of programmed display size to 1080i or 720p or 1080p whereas the PS3 displays a 720p game at 720p or 480p, a 1080i game displays as 1080i or 480p, and a 1080p game displays as 1080p or 720p/1080i* or 480p
* this depends on the other display modes encoded into the game.

The 360 scaler does a really really good job of upscaling too.  I have played gears on a 47" 1080p LCD through VGA and the picture is frankly stunning. (played it at 720p on a 46" 1366x768 display side by side)

More games will take advantage of 1080p where it benefits the game but for the most part FPS and games with more detailed environments will remain 720p.   The benefit of a built in scaler is that scaling is done on the source hardware and the display doesnt need to scale (this can cause more lag and artefacts etc)

The PS3 has no hardware scaler, its possible that a third revision of the hardware will be released with a scaler chip (1st version USA/Japan with PS2 emotion chip etc, 2nd version Europe release no PS2 hardware)