Originally posted by: Murphy Durphy
Your unit was definitely set up wrong.
I work at Gamestop and I've been to two Wal-marts and even the E.B. across the street from us ALL had their units setup wrong. You need to switch it from TV mode to HD mode. That is why you guys are seeing jaggies.
And there is no way it was running at 20fps. I've played the demo numerous times on numerous machines and it always runs at at least 30fps, although I'm pretty sure its actually running at 60.
The game in real life will never look that good. I guarantee you that if you were to take a photograph of NFS on the gamecube, it wouldn't resemble that screenshot. Just take a look at one of the videos.Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Riiight.... Because this looks EXACTLY like an Xbox game. LinkOriginally posted by: ncircle
ive seen many a demo running on the 360.
its the 2nd coming alright, the 2nd coming of the xbox and nothing more.
:roll:
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3000069.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_2841081.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3108601.html
maybe one of these days, we'll come across an xbox 360 game that can actually show us something current generation consoles can't do.
Originally posted by: antyler
I played COD2 today on the 360. First time i had seen 360 in full action. I have to say, the graphics are wwaaay better than orig. XBOX. but i guess they could be better...
Originally posted by: batmang
i still want to play pgr3... i really wanna play it.
i want to see how it compares to gt4.
Originally posted by: Skiguy411
Originally posted by: Murphy Durphy
Your unit was definitely set up wrong.
I work at Gamestop and I've been to two Wal-marts and even the E.B. across the street from us ALL had their units setup wrong. You need to switch it from TV mode to HD mode. That is why you guys are seeing jaggies.
And there is no way it was running at 20fps. I've played the demo numerous times on numerous machines and it always runs at at least 30fps, although I'm pretty sure its actually running at 60.
Everyone keeps setting their XBox to 720p via the dash, but that does NOT mean it's running in HD. There is an actual switch on the cords that plug into your TV that changes it from SD to HD. And it seems as though none of the Microsoft reps know this. 😕
Ah, so that confirms the rumor I have been hearing! Thanks
Originally posted by: alien42
the first gen xbox 360 games are impressive yet they do not use half or even a third of the potential of the 360. remember what the first gen xbox games looked like?
the games will only get better for the 360
Originally posted by: ncircle
ive seen many a demo running on the 360.
its the 2nd coming alright, the 2nd coming of the xbox and nothing more.
Originally posted by: alien42
the first gen xbox 360 games are impressive yet they do not use half or even a third of the potential of the 360. remember what the first gen xbox games looked like?
the games will only get better for the 360
Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game in real life will never look that good. I guarantee you that if you were to take a photograph of NFS on the gamecube, it wouldn't resemble that screenshot. Just take a look at one of the videos.Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Riiight.... Because this looks EXACTLY like an Xbox game. LinkOriginally posted by: ncircle
ive seen many a demo running on the 360.
its the 2nd coming alright, the 2nd coming of the xbox and nothing more.
:roll:
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3000069.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_2841081.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3108601.html
maybe one of these days, we'll come across an xbox 360 game that can actually show us something current generation consoles can't do.
Trust me, I own a GC and there is no game that looks as good as that screenshot.
Originally posted by: Shlong
Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game in real life will never look that good. I guarantee you that if you were to take a photograph of NFS on the gamecube, it wouldn't resemble that screenshot. Just take a look at one of the videos.Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: Wingznut
Riiight.... Because this looks EXACTLY like an Xbox game. LinkOriginally posted by: ncircle
ive seen many a demo running on the 360.
its the 2nd coming alright, the 2nd coming of the xbox and nothing more.
:roll:
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3000069.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_2841081.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3108601.html
maybe one of these days, we'll come across an xbox 360 game that can actually show us something current generation consoles can't do.
Trust me, I own a GC and there is no game that looks as good as that screenshot.
What about Resident Evil 4?
Originally posted by: Murphy Durphy
Originally posted by: hpkeeper
Originally posted by: Crescent13
Well I finally saw one over at CC, and I must say I wasn't excactly thrilled. I played the COD2 demo, which I have already played on my comp. It looks like it could seriously use some AF, textures just a few feet away already looked blurred, but close up they were great. I didn't really see any AA being implemented, it looked really jaggedy. (this was on a 720P samsung LCD monitor). I was really expecting something much better, pcs still own it at graphics. Yeah sure it's better than the original xbox, but it's nothing phenominal. If I could just say one word about the xbox360, it would be
meh
EDIT: The framerate wasn't all that great either, I'm guessing it was around 20 fps.
Thank you! about a week back I was over at BB and essentially said the same thing and got burned by the flames.
Your unit was definitely set up wrong.
I work at Gamestop and I've been to two Wal-marts and even the E.B. across the street from us ALL had their units setup wrong. You need to switch it from TV mode to HD mode. That is why you guys are seeing jaggies.
And there is no way it was running at 20fps. I've played the demo numerous times on numerous machines and it always runs at at least 30fps, although I'm pretty sure its actually running at 60.
Originally posted by: jcovercash
Whatever you may think now sould change after dev. start making games and learning their way around the 360 better. Games always look better and better as time progresses for a console.
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
I dont think any games that are coming out now are fully taking advantage of the hardware. Give it a few before games start to pwn.
Originally posted by: ncircle
every single game ive seen for it,in motion...looks like it could be duplicated very faithfully on a decent gaming pc.
Exactly... And RE4 is probably the best looking game on the Gamecube. That and Metroid Prime.Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
RE4 looks good, but it could still improve a lot. Higher res textures and AA/AF would help a lot in that game.Originally posted by: Shlong
What about Resident Evil 4?Originally posted by: Wingznut
The game in real life will never look that good. I guarantee you that if you were to take a photograph of NFS on the gamecube, it wouldn't resemble that screenshot. Just take a look at one of the videos.Originally posted by: ed21x
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3000069.htmlOriginally posted by: Wingznut
Riiight.... Because this looks EXACTLY like an Xbox game. LinkOriginally posted by: ncircle
ive seen many a demo running on the 360.
its the 2nd coming alright, the 2nd coming of the xbox and nothing more.
:roll:
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_2841081.html
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/740/740900/img_3108601.html
maybe one of these days, we'll come across an xbox 360 game that can actually show us something current generation consoles can't do.
Trust me, I own a GC and there is no game that looks as good as that screenshot.
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: jcovercash
Whatever you may think now sould change after dev. start making games and learning their way around the 360 better. Games always look better and better as time progresses for a console.
Just about every other console has looked better than anything else out there upon release. Then as time goes on it goes better.
The only other console that ever came out that was so similar to current technology was the dreamcast, and we all know how that one went.
I wasnt impressed at e3, and Im still not impressed. I WANT to be impressed. But it isnt doing it.
I too played COD2 at a CC, and it was definitely locked at 60fps. But it was also definitely playing in 480p. I saw it in high res at e3, and it was a chopfest like every other 360 game.
Now Ive heard that those werent final systems and all, but Ive yet to see COD in person in HD on final hardware.
Personally, Ive always thought that one of the advantages of a console is that you only have one configuration to program for. Now that 360 and ps3 have to deal with higher resolutions they have to make a choice. Do they just let the HD modes run slower? Or do they program the 720p mode for 60fps, and then let all that extra power go to waste when the majority of people run it in 480P?
I have a good feeling that even though it wont be able to do HD, the revolution may be just powerful enough to match the other systems at 480, which is going to be far the most used resolution by the majority of people.
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
I dont think any games that are coming out now are fully taking advantage of the hardware. Give it a few before games start to pwn.
But thats the point. This holds true for all systems. First out the gate always has the worst gfx. The PS2 was able to make up for this to a large degree because it was so complicated that developers really could do amazing things given enough time.
360 is yet another PC in a box. Extra CPUs are going to make ai better, not so much gfx.
What the 360 needs is a more powerful gfx card, since not only does it have to be able to do so much more than the previous gen, but it also has to do it with 3 times the pixels.
Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers
My first thoughts when playing around with one at CompUSA.....
THIS IS FVCKING HARD WITHOUGHT A MOUSE :|
Originally posted by: jcovercash
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: jcovercash
Whatever you may think now sould change after dev. start making games and learning their way around the 360 better. Games always look better and better as time progresses for a console.
Just about every other console has looked better than anything else out there upon release. Then as time goes on it goes better.
The only other console that ever came out that was so similar to current technology was the dreamcast, and we all know how that one went.
I wasnt impressed at e3, and Im still not impressed. I WANT to be impressed. But it isnt doing it.
I too played COD2 at a CC, and it was definitely locked at 60fps. But it was also definitely playing in 480p. I saw it in high res at e3, and it was a chopfest like every other 360 game.
Now Ive heard that those werent final systems and all, but Ive yet to see COD in person in HD on final hardware.
Personally, Ive always thought that one of the advantages of a console is that you only have one configuration to program for. Now that 360 and ps3 have to deal with higher resolutions they have to make a choice. Do they just let the HD modes run slower? Or do they program the 720p mode for 60fps, and then let all that extra power go to waste when the majority of people run it in 480P?
I have a good feeling that even though it wont be able to do HD, the revolution may be just powerful enough to match the other systems at 480, which is going to be far the most used resolution by the majority of people.
Umm the human eye canno't see more than 60fps so who cares if it runs at 60fps at 720p, and 60fps at 480p also... Thing is you want it staying at 60fps and not dropping below it during high/intense action scenes.... Its piontless or the game to run at 120fps in 480p just cuz it can.
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
I dont think any games that are coming out now are fully taking advantage of the hardware. Give it a few before games start to pwn.
But thats the point. This holds true for all systems. First out the gate always has the worst gfx. The PS2 was able to make up for this to a large degree because it was so complicated that developers really could do amazing things given enough time.
360 is yet another PC in a box. Extra CPUs are going to make ai better, not so much gfx.
What the 360 needs is a more powerful gfx card, since not only does it have to be able to do so much more than the previous gen, but it also has to do it with 3 times the pixels.
Well it would help if it had a better gfx card, but graphics technology is always improving. So no matter what they put in it, it will always be outdated. In all honesty, the majority of the people buying the xbox360 will be connecting it to their old tv's via rca cables. They won't notice or care for the potential difference. Only the tech heads like us with HD tv's will care enough, and that's not enough people to make a big difference.