can 360 or ps3 run crysis at its bare min

well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

Hmmm depending on resolution it's probably possible.

who cares... heck i dont want it on any of my systems 360 or ps3...and YES PC fanboys i do have a computer with Crysis with my GTX295 running at 1900x1200 rez

It's more so poor development over anything else. Game looks good, but requires so many **** resources that other engines don't require for similar effects.

No. It wouldn't beable to.

Its how the objects in the game recive light. That alone makes it nearly impossible to run on the consoles.

I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

Trinners

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I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

McdonaIdsGuy

I'm confident the trey can run crysis:wh on high at 1080p and at 60 FPS

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I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

Trinners

I'm confident the trey can run crysis:wh on high at 1080p and at 60 FPS

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I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

Trinners

I'm confident the trey can run crysis:wh on high at 1080p and at 60 FPS

There is a reason CryEngine 3 is being made

well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

EmperorZeruel

They could well run it in medium or high, if the engine was designed from scratch for their architecture and ram limitations

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well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

obamanian

They could well run it in medium or high, if the engine was designed from scratch for their architecture and ram limitations

To an extent. In an interview a Crysis dev was asked a question similar to this, and he said they would have to redesign the levels to make a string of linear "action bubbles". Needless to say, it would be nothing like what Crysis is on PC.

I personally doubt it, with the game's scale.noswear

This, the scale is so big, the RAM is the biggest bottleneck on this one, if they dropped the Draw Distance and some other things, it might be possible.

Yes, that is why the CryEngine 3 is being developed. Everything has to be different developing for consoles to exploit the bandwidth speed, the low amount of RAM, the bad GPU's and most importantly the Cell CPU. I still think the CryEngine 2 was badly optimized in Crysis, it was improved a lot in Crysis Warhead. A game using the CryEngine 3 could still be one of the best looking games on consoles, which is'nt exactly bad.

why would you want to? the game is so poorly optimised on low settings, alot of console FPS games are more pleasing to the eye than crysis on lowest settings.

Crysis on that scale is a big NO. Now crysis in a much smaller scale they can probably handle medium settings

Low on 800x600. Upscaled to look "HD".

well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

EmperorZeruel

So quite plainly, Crysis can't be run on any console at any level of detail. The levels simply too big. And to alter them would result in a game that's not really Crysis.

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well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

So quite plainly, Crysis can't be run on any console at any level of detail. The levels simply too big. And to alter them would result in a game that's not really Crysis.

The game would come to an absolute unplayable crawl with just 512MB of ram -- the consoles need more ram if they want to run Crysis.

both 360 and ps3 can run crysis maxed out if it were optimized for those consoles.....probably with at least 30fps if not 60fps

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I'm pretty sure the PS3 can run it on max settings. Dunno about the 360 :lol:

Trinners

I'm confident the trey can run crysis:wh on high at 1080p and at 60 FPS

both 360 and ps3 can run crysis maxed out if it were optimized for those consoles.....probably with at least 30fps if not 60fps

sikanderahmed

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both 360 and ps3 can run crysis maxed out if it were optimized for those consoles.....probably with at least 30fps if not 60fps

Stevo_the_gamer

no :| just stating facts

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both 360 and ps3 can run crysis maxed out if it were optimized for those consoles.....probably with at least 30fps if not 60fps

sikanderahmed

no :| just stating facts

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[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]Are you trying to be funny? :?mo0ksi

no :| just stating facts

You live up to your name

You live up to your name

agent_ryu

The thing about Crysis is that yes its a very good looking game, but thats not really why its so powerful. Its the scale, it could look 10 times better if the scale of the game was lower. Just think about it. almost everything in the world reacts, or breaks. Its amazing, full destructable buildings. Trees that break in alldifferentplaces. That is what makes crysis so hard to run, and so amazing.

It's more so poor development over anything else. Game looks good, but requires so many **** resources that other engines don't require for similar effects.

Mr_Nordquist

And what other engines might those be? Before you answer, it needs to be an engine with Crysis-level graphics AND physics AND scale AND post-processing effects and on and on and on.

People claim all the time that Crysis is unoptimized, but I'd really like to know to what games are people comparing Crysis too. Since there is NO game on the marked that even remotely touches Crysis on all those things I mentioned combined, how can people possibly know if the game is unoptimized? Unless you're a 3D game engine programmer I can't see how.

I think the PS3 can... I have a Toshiba Qosmio 1 gb Nvidia Graphics card dual core 3.3ghz processor and 4gb of RAM. And I run Crysis on Very High with up to 2 X Anti Aliasing in 720p. My PS3 can run games in 1080p and ones that are on my PC too like Far Cry 2, just as good as my PC. So a PS3 should run Crysis on Very High with 2 X AA or more in the full-HD 1080p. I'm not sure about my Xbox though... I get framdrops in Resi5 and Gears 2 :(RetardInstinct

You run FC2 1080p on your PS3, native resolution?

Because from what I read it's more like : Far Cry 2 = 1274x692

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It's more so poor development over anything else. Game looks good, but requires so many **** resources that other engines don't require for similar effects.

nunovlopes

And what other engines might those be? Before you answer, it needs to be an engine with Crysis-level graphics AND physics AND scale AND post-processing effects and on and on and on.

People claim all the time that Crysis is unoptimized, but I'd really like to know to what games are people comparing Crysis too. Since there is NO game on the marked that even remotely touches Crysis on all those things I mentioned combined, how can people possibly know if the game is unoptimized? Unless you're a 3D game engine programmer I can't see how.

People need to understand that PC specs mean nothing when comparing them to a home gaming console. Its comparing apples and oranges, and its not as simple as "My PC has xx ram, xx gpu, so its better then xxx console." Thats just not the way things work in the real world.

PC are designed differently, to do different things, consoles are unified dedicated hardware. Generally speaking, you can outfit a PC with hardware to the point you get substantually better preformance then a home gaming console, however, it takes much more computing power to do much less on a gaming PC.

I get framdrops in Resi5 RetardInstinct

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well it been discussed that both consoles wont be able to run crysis at high but i never saw anyone shoot for min would the 360 or ps3 be able to run it at its bare min.

HuusAsking

So quite plainly, Crysis can't be run on any console at any level of detail. The levels simply too big. And to alter them would result in a game that's not really Crysis.

Proof that HuusAsking isn't taking out of his ass.

People need to understand that PC specs mean nothing when comparing them to a home gaming console. Its comparing apples and oranges, and its not as simple as "My PC has xx ram, xx gpu, so its better then xxx console." Thats just not the way things work in the real world.

PC are designed differently, to do different things, consoles are unified dedicated hardware. Generally speaking, you can outfit a PC with hardware to the point you get substantually better preformance then a home gaming console, however, it takes much more computing power to do much less on a gaming PC.

evilross