[QUOTE="bobbetybob"][QUOTE="TheCoreGamer_"] because if im not mistaken, this is more then Crysis. PC owners owned.TheArmyGuy48Yeah Crytek totally got owned because they can optimise their graphics better... PS3 did this with only half a gig of ram, while crysis has access to 4 gigs. If ANYTHING, Naughtydog is the one who is optimizing their graphics better. Once crysis 2 comes out on PS3 It will be just another average game that noone talks about. You dont need more than 1GB to run crysis in XP.
NaughtyDog reveals Uncharted 2 Graphics info. Drake rendered with 80k polygons
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1st of all...what is a polygon ?agff9
Every Vertex of Every Triangle is a Polygon. There's used to to create wire-frame mesh's.
more polygons in ONE character =/= better looking game.mismajor99Apperently it did for uncharted 2, since it has almost unanimous praise as graphics king from almost every single reviewer, critic, and gaming website.
Crysis still mops up Uncharted 2, the environments aren't even in the same league mismajor99
All taken from someone elses PS3 (a user here, dont remember the name just rightclick-saved). Not saying it looks better than crysis, but Naughtydog did better than any dev could have, with what they had to work with. Just give credit where credit is due damn. I can guarrantee you, crytek couldnt do that on a PS3.
Apperently it did for uncharted 2, since it has almost unanimous praise as graphics king from almost every single reviewer, critic, and gaming website.[QUOTE="mismajor99"] more polygons in ONE character =/= better looking game.TheArmyGuy48
Crysis still mops up Uncharted 2, the environments aren't even in the same league mismajor99
All taken from someone elses PS3 (a user here, dont remember the name just rightclick-saved). Not saying it looks better than crysis, but Naughtydog did better than any dev could have, with what they had to work with. Just give credit where credit is due damn. I can guarrantee you, crytek couldnt do that on a PS3.
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Apperently it did for uncharted 2, since it has almost unanimous praise as graphics king from almost every single reviewer, critic, and gaming website.[QUOTE="TheArmyGuy48"]
[QUOTE="mismajor99"] more polygons in ONE character =/= better looking game.C_BozkurT_C
Crysis still mops up Uncharted 2, the environments aren't even in the same league mismajor99
All taken from someone elses PS3 (a user here, dont remember the name just rightclick-saved). Not saying it looks better than crysis, but Naughtydog did better than any dev could have, with what they had to work with. Just give credit where credit is due damn. I can guarrantee you, crytek couldnt do that on a PS3.
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Honestly, the game looks amazing. Just give it a rest. People, perhaps Crysis looks the best to you, but all reviewers agree that Uncharted 2 stands out in the graphics department.Uncharted 2 graphics are just a bunch of motion blur and those textures look horrible , Crysis graphics look near photo realisticProjectPat187Seriously? There isn't even much motion blur in Crysis and the textures are great.
Direct from a PS3 - Multiplayer beta
Yeah.
I don't think ND is using 80k character models during gameplay,because they look more detailed in Cut scenes than they don in gameplay.
Apperently it did for uncharted 2, since it has almost unanimous praise as graphics king from almost every single reviewer, critic, and gaming website.[QUOTE="mismajor99"] more polygons in ONE character =/= better looking game.TheArmyGuy48
Crysis still mops up Uncharted 2, the environments aren't even in the same league mismajor99
All taken from someone elses PS3 (a user here, dont remember the name just rightclick-saved). Not saying it looks better than crysis, but Naughtydog did better than any dev could have, with what they had to work with. Just give credit where credit is due damn. I can guarrantee you, crytek couldnt do that on a PS3.
So noted, but how interactive is that scene? It's not as hard to model a highly-detailed scene when it doesn't have to have too many interactive objects in it or areas where they can be dynamically deformed.
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