Assassin's Creed ps3 or 360

well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.humber_matus

The PS3 needs game sales

Gamespot says the PS3 is smoother but the 360 version has better lighting.

If you are into achivements it is pointless to buy the PS3 version.

IGN:

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a severe cost on PS3. There is considerable texture pop-in and noticeable framerate issues. Playing back-to-back with the 360 version, it's obvious that Ubisoft did not devote enough resources to the PS3 edition. The framerate is considerably worse, so much so that it begins to affect gameplay in the later levels. You can get through the first two-thirds of Assassin with the framerate being just an annoyance, but it becomes more of an issue for the final third of the missions.

[QUOTE="humber_matus"]well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.Huff

Which is kind of funny because I haven't seen any other reviewer state that.

IGN:

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a severe cost on PS3. There is considerable texture pop-in and noticeable framerate issues. Playing back-to-back with the 360 version, it's obvious that Ubisoft did not devote enough resources to the PS3 edition. The framerate is considerably worse, so much so that it begins to affect gameplay in the later levels. You can get through the first two-thirds of Assassin with the framerate being just an annoyance, but it becomes more of an issue for the final third of the missions.

Dr_Drooom

Gamespot:

There are few differences between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions. PS3 owners are blessed with a slightly more solid frame rate, although the 360 version features a little more contrast in the lighting, so it's pretty much a wash. But regardless of which platform you go with, you'll have an amazing and unforgettable game. Assassin's Creed is the kind of game you tell your friends about, and one that should be in your collection.

[QUOTE="Dr_Drooom"]

IGN:

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a severe cost on PS3. There is considerable texture pop-in and noticeable framerate issues. Playing back-to-back with the 360 version, it's obvious that Ubisoft did not devote enough resources to the PS3 edition. The framerate is considerably worse, so much so that it begins to affect gameplay in the later levels. You can get through the first two-thirds of Assassin with the framerate being just an annoyance, but it becomes more of an issue for the final third of the missions.

Wasdie

Gamespot:

There are few differences between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions. PS3 owners are blessed with a slightly more solid frame rate, although the 360 version features a little more contrast in the lighting, so it's pretty much a wash. But regardless of which platform you go with, you'll have an amazing and unforgettable game. Assassin's Creed is the kind of game you tell your friends about, and one that should be in your collection.

From IGN -

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a cost. There is considerable texture pop-in and, on PS3, considerable framerate issues. Seeing the two versions side by side, there is no question that the PS3 version runs more poorly than the 360. This is most noticeable in the latter stages of Assassin's Creed. Unfortunately, it does eventually begin to affect gameplay.

Get the 360 version or rent it as the reviewer recommends

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

GARRYTH

[QUOTE="humber_matus"]well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.Huff

Would you say that R & C is AAA? Since you go by IGN and not GameSpot?

[QUOTE="GARRYTH"]

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

Huff

This happened a lot when R&C scored higher on IGN and lemmings where only using GS as the main review base and now all of a sudden they prefer IGN review over GS. Awesome!!!

[QUOTE="GARRYTH"]

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

Huff

Ps3 version has a smoother framerate than the 360 version so im going with that one. PS3 needs some love too so it will all help :)

[QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="humber_matus"]well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.nowhatisthat

Would you say that R & C is AAA? Since you go by IGN and not GameSpot?

[QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="GARRYTH"]

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

kelkimble2k4

This happened a lot when R&C scored higher on IGN and lemmings where only using GS as the main review base and now all of a sudden they prefer IGN review over GS. Awesome!!!

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

GARRYTH

Gamespot reviews are what count on here, because reviews are subjective and we need a standard to which discussions can be based around. But on more objective matters such as framerate Gamespot is not the ultimate truth. With sites disagreeing over which has the better framerate I think it isonly fair to wait to see which is proven correct.From what you said if Gamespot announced the World was going to end tomorrow you would believe them.

[QUOTE="kelkimble2k4"][QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="GARRYTH"]

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

Huff

This happened a lot when R&C scored higher on IGN and lemmings where only using GS as the main review base and now all of a sudden they prefer IGN review over GS. Awesome!!!

I didn't say u where one. I just pointed out the facts.

now all of sudden lemmings are using a differant site. remember this is sw at gamespot so yes the ps 3 has better frame rate.

GARRYTH

regardless, if you owned a 360 and a PS3 can you really ignore what IGN said? if I'm going to pay 60 bucks for a game, I'm not gonna take a chance on the PS3 version.

IGN said its bad on the PS3(later levels), Gamespot said the difference between the two is a wash, and with that said, I'll go with the 360 version, plus Achievements help as well, you probably don't care and I respect that, but having achievements is another option to think about.

if you only own one system, then this is irrelevant...

download a 720P HD COMPARISSON VIDEO and screens.

http://www.gamersyde.com/stream_5354_en.html

[QUOTE="Wasdie"][QUOTE="Dr_Drooom"]

IGN:

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a severe cost on PS3. There is considerable texture pop-in and noticeable framerate issues. Playing back-to-back with the 360 version, it's obvious that Ubisoft did not devote enough resources to the PS3 edition. The framerate is considerably worse, so much so that it begins to affect gameplay in the later levels. You can get through the first two-thirds of Assassin with the framerate being just an annoyance, but it becomes more of an issue for the final third of the missions.

DaysAirlines

Gamespot:

There are few differences between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions. PS3 owners are blessed with a slightly more solid frame rate, although the 360 version features a little more contrast in the lighting, so it's pretty much a wash. But regardless of which platform you go with, you'll have an amazing and unforgettable game. Assassin's Creed is the kind of game you tell your friends about, and one that should be in your collection.

we use gamerankings. get it right. lol

[QUOTE="Wasdie"][QUOTE="Dr_Drooom"]

IGN:

These big open worlds, which are fully interactive, do come at a severe cost on PS3. There is considerable texture pop-in and noticeable framerate issues. Playing back-to-back with the 360 version, it's obvious that Ubisoft did not devote enough resources to the PS3 edition. The framerate is considerably worse, so much so that it begins to affect gameplay in the later levels. You can get through the first two-thirds of Assassin with the framerate being just an annoyance, but it becomes more of an issue for the final third of the missions.

DaysAirlines

Gamespot:

There are few differences between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions. PS3 owners are blessed with a slightly more solid frame rate, although the 360 version features a little more contrast in the lighting, so it's pretty much a wash. But regardless of which platform you go with, you'll have an amazing and unforgettable game. Assassin's Creed is the kind of game you tell your friends about, and one that should be in your collection.

How does GameSpot saying better contrast meaning better graphics on the 360?

[QUOTE="nowhatisthat"]

[QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="humber_matus"]well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.Huff

Would you say that R & C is AAA? Since you go by IGN and not GameSpot?

But according to GameSpot, PS3 has the better frame rate, you seem to be pushing the IGN review over GS's. I wonder why.

[QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="nowhatisthat"]

[QUOTE="Huff"][QUOTE="humber_matus"]well ps3 has a tad bit better framerate ... but more jaggies ... at least from what i hear.sainraja

Would you say that R & C is AAA? Since you go by IGN and not GameSpot?

But according to GameSpot, PS3 has the better frame rate, you seem to be pushing the IGN review over GS's. I wonder why.

ps3,

i got mine for 360 only because it was collecting dust

maybe this will help...

download a 720P HD COMPARISSON VIDEO and screens.

Always-Honest

are you sure it is 720P?......i heard it was 519.15P.....

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I will be getting it for 360. I own both the 360 and PS3. I get all multiplats of the 360 because they are usually better and I get rumble plus achievements.

IGN said the framerate was horrible in later levels on the PS3 but fine at the beginning. GS said it was a wash. MAYBEGS did not play the game all the way through!

well considering most multi plats are better on the 360 and that 1080p>720p and textures are better on the 360, i'd say 360

Looking at the reviews from various websites they seem to disagree on which is the superior version. Based on that I'd assume it's too smaller difference to be worrying about. With that in mind my advice would be to buy it for which ever console has the controller you are most comfortable with.deviates1080

Truth!