And even The Conduit on the Wii did HDR, so...yeah.Baby Tea said:Yeah that's a piss poor example.
For a more recent example, didn't the Orange Box also use HDR lighting?
That was on every system (Save the Wii).
What a bizarre example.
Oh snap!CantFaketheFunk said:(even if Bayonetta's combat makes Kratos look sluggish)
only the 40g PS3's dont have backwards compatability, whitch are no longer being made, the 60g and upwards have backwards capability, i know this because i own a 60g my self and play descruction derby quite often, just because it was possibly 1 of the best driving games to be ever released for the fgirst playstation.JaredXE said:GoW III a system seller? Really? Because I remember GoW II being rather poorly written and less enjoyable than the first one....kinda like DMC 2.
No, there are only a handful of exclusives that would make me buy a PS3: Folklore, Valkyria Chronicles, inFamous and White Knight Chronicles. And Versus XIII...if it's an exclusive.
GoW never entered my mind due to how dismal the last one was.
Really, the only diff between the systems is the Blu-Ray and how they market themselves. Sony likes to say that the PS3 does "Everything", yet it isn't backwards compatable, has less than robust online play, and if "Everything" means "Also hard to program for", then they are right.
I have the 80g, it's not backwards compatible. And I've tried recent titles, none of them have worked so far.King Chronic said:only the 40g PS3's dont have backwards compatability, whitch are no longer being made, the 60g and upwards have backwards capability, i know this because i own a 60g my self and play descruction derby quite often, just because it was possibly 1 of the best driving games to be ever released for the fgirst playstation.JaredXE said:GoW III a system seller? Really? Because I remember GoW II being rather poorly written and less enjoyable than the first one....kinda like DMC 2.
No, there are only a handful of exclusives that would make me buy a PS3: Folklore, Valkyria Chronicles, inFamous and White Knight Chronicles. And Versus XIII...if it's an exclusive.
GoW never entered my mind due to how dismal the last one was.
Really, the only diff between the systems is the Blu-Ray and how they market themselves. Sony likes to say that the PS3 does "Everything", yet it isn't backwards compatable, has less than robust online play, and if "Everything" means "Also hard to program for", then they are right.
As it just so happens, she is right. The God of War series has been Sony exclusive(to my knowledge) and this game is no different. I must add a nagging thought though: Why don't they release it for the PS2 as well? The graphics can't be that mind-boggling. Even if its watered down, a Vast majority of fans own a PS2 over PS3. It would be economically better to sell it on both consoles. See? This is just Sony trying to beat Microsoft's next-gen (is it next gen?) console with their own. Naturally, Nintendo has crossed over into casual gaming so they can be taken out of this arguement completely.Susan Arendt said:Here's my thing -- it doesn't matter whether it could be done on any other system or not, because the game isn't on any other system. God of War 3 is badass. If you want to experience the badass, you're going to need a PS3, that's it, done. I find it very odd that anyone speaking about the game is trying to convince us of anything else.
not if you bought your ps3 when it first came out. mine plays every ps2 game and im pretty sure ps1 games as well but i could be wrong about the ps1 gamesCantFaketheFunk said:Er, 360 is a lot more backwards compatible than the PS3. Unless I wasn't playing Battlefront the other day...GameGoddess101 said:XBox isn't backwards compatible either.JaredXE said:Really, the only diff between the systems is the Blu-Ray and how they market themselves. Sony likes to say that the PS3 does "Everything", yet it isn't backwards compatable, has less than robust online play, and if "Everything" means "Also hard to program for", then they are right.
I think they're trying to appeal to a larger market by going on a console. It's just good business. Not everyone can afford the super-computer that's required for modern gaming graphics, but consoles are relatively cheap comparatively.RedMenace said:Hey guys, thers this thing called... damn, keep forgetting... oh yes! "Personal Computer" or "PC" for short. And I hear it can be more powerful than PS3. So if we go by your logic, should not GOW3 be a PC exclusive since it is so frigging heavy on a hardware?
This is a bad idea IMO. It would only blur the line between the two consoles, not define it. Also it would lessen the competition in the industry, and less competition is a bad thing for consumers.jimduckie said:the easy way to see what system is better is to end exclusive tittles , and may the best system win ... as for gow3 only on ps3 , IDGAS ... my ps3 and gaming have split ... i think it found out about my 360 and it was my fav for gaming
So they think that emulating momentary blindness is a good thing? O-kay.CantFaketheFunk said:"The dynamic lighting solution employed in GOW III is only feasible through the computing power provided by the Cell SPUs," said Backhouse. "For example, using the High Dynamic Range Lighting (HDRL) technology, the camera - when using Kratos' sightline - will emulate the human retina, causing players to feel a sharp brightness when Kratos exits a dark area and enters a sunlit area, similar to how the human eye would need to adjust."
*cough* Call of duty flash grenades *cough cough*IckleMissMayhem said:So they think that emulating momentary blindness is a good thing? O-kay.CantFaketheFunk said:"The dynamic lighting solution employed in GOW III is only feasible through the computing power provided by the Cell SPUs," said Backhouse. "For example, using the High Dynamic Range Lighting (HDRL) technology, the camera - when using Kratos' sightline - will emulate the human retina, causing players to feel a sharp brightness when Kratos exits a dark area and enters a sunlit area, similar to how the human eye would need to adjust."
I agree that they should release it on the PS2 as well, but doing so would require additional production time and costs as they would have to create the Lower Quality version to compensate for the PS2's lower graphic and processing capabilities. Perhaps they don't see the extra time, money, and resources spent making the PS2 version as a worthwhile investment.Attelia said:As it just so happens, she is right. The God of War series has been Sony exclusive(to my knowledge) and this game is no different. I must add a nagging thought though: Why don't they release it for the PS2 as well? The graphics can't be that mind-boggling. Even if its watered down, a Vast majority of fans own a PS2 over PS3. It would be economically better to sell it on both consoles. See? This is just Sony trying to beat Microsoft's next-gen (is it next gen?) console with their own. Naturally, Nintendo has crossed over into casual gaming so they can be taken out of this arguement completely.Susan Arendt said:Here's my thing -- it doesn't matter whether it could be done on any other system or not, because the game isn't on any other system. God of War 3 is badass. If you want to experience the badass, you're going to need a PS3, that's it, done. I find it very odd that anyone speaking about the game is trying to convince us of anything else.