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That pic isn't gameplay. Is it? The other video where you see snake's outfit turn didn't have motion blur. Did it? I havent noticed it.lazeaaiName it and MGS got it, Motion blur, out of focus blur, depth blur... MGS4 got it all, but it's done very subtle and often when some silly goof yelllow res texture it's because there's a blur.
[QUOTE="lazeaai"]That pic isn't gameplay. Is it? The other video where you see snake's outfit turn didn't have motion blur. Did it? I havent noticed it.TE_LawrenceName it and MGS got it, Motion blur, out of focus blur, depth blur... MGS4 got it all, but it's done very subtle and often when some silly goof yelllow res texture it's because there's a blur.
lol... I think MGS 4 can really show off the ps3's proper quality.
:D
There are a lot f PS3 games with motion blur.
MGS4
Motorstorm
F1
Army of Two
Dark Sector
Genji
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-sushiboyyyy
Well, the thing is that 3 of those 7 games are on both consoles, so if we're talking absense of motion blur in PS3 games, shouldn't we just use PS3 only titles?
Of course PS3 can do a lot of motion-blur. I remember in the beginning of the PS2 a lot games use motin-blur, because it was suddenly possible on a console (PS2).
Some developers are saying PS3 can do more framebuffer-effects than the competition. I am not a tech-guy, but motion-blur as a post-processing-effect is also a framebuffer-effects.
Developers are know playing with 'shallow-deph-of-field-blur'. Motion-blur is so last gen, lol.
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