[QUOTE="nomadph"]medal of honor 2 only has the online thing going for it...graphics are an epic failure...
if metroid prime 3 can create astounding look/environment, why couldn't EA?
and don't tell me there isn't enough dvd space because all the dvd space were occupied by the online networking code...i'm a software developer, i know what i'm talking about
TacticalElefant
MP3 looked alright. The environments could've looked better, too much graphics processing power was wasted on the bloom lighting (just like Halo 3 wasted alot on HDR). And the bilinear texture filtering was pretty annoying too. Kudos though that the game ran at 60 FPS, however still no shaders to speak of in the game and being alien worlds, they built the game around that parameter too. Conduit is interesting because of the vast amount of resources being poured into the visuals. I'm very interested to see how well they pull it off, especially if they manage to equal Halo 2 on the Xbox, then that would be great, and the game looks insanely fun. It may look alot like Half Life, but that's a good thing, because that game still is amazing after a decade since it's inception. Hmmm a rebuilt Half Life for Wii would be awesome too, Black Mesa: Source mod should be put on the Wii! XDConduit's got tons of work to do...their tech demo of their engine could've been done on the gamecube...the reason people are going "ooooh" on it is because the wii doesn't have that many games that try to push it graphically (without trying to be cute).
from what i know, wii has a different way of handling shaders. they're not really shaders like what developers would do in xbox360 (or ps3, i would assume), instead, developers are given layers where each layer can have effects/texture type/unit. kinda like multi-texturing, but cooler.
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