New Oblivion Ps3 Shots----Jag City---

[QUOTE="tango90101"][QUOTE="Ericvon71"][QUOTE="tango90101"]

i tried telling the cows that the ps3 just isn't what it's hyped to be...

now with the proof rolling in, the ps3 just doesn't seem like a very good idea....:(

beyondgamez

U need to stop hanging out with the guy who started this post!

and U need to look at the jaggies coming from a $600 toy claiming to be more powerful than the competition while delivering less graphics...;)

I thought Gears of War was a jag-fest too, but I didn't hear anyone complain about the graphics.mahjustin

[QUOTE="tango90101"][QUOTE="Ericvon71"][QUOTE="tango90101"]

i tried telling the cows that the ps3 just isn't what it's hyped to be...

now with the proof rolling in, the ps3 just doesn't seem like a very good idea....:(

beyondgamez

U need to stop hanging out with the guy who started this post!

and U need to look at the jaggies coming from a $600 toy claiming to be more powerful than the competition while delivering less graphics...;)

[QUOTE="Kook18"]are you high or just dumb? those pics look beautiful.Cubs360

[QUOTE="Cubs360"][QUOTE="Kook18"]are you high or just dumb? those pics look beautiful.Dr_DudeMan

The real enhancement is in the visuals and, to some extent, the loading times. The game seemed to have a slightly smoother and more consistent frame rate than it did on the Xbox, though the difference wasn't enormous, and it seemed to us that the textures looked just a tad sharper. More obvious (and confirmed by Bethesda) was an improvement to the game's texturing over large distances. Remember how the original Oblivion had a line set an arbitrary distance in front of the player beyond which ground textures turned into kind of a muddy mess? That's all taken care of now, thanks to a new custom pixel shader. The effect is only noticeable outdoors--though it's more accurate to say the effect is not noticeable if you've never played a previous version of the game--but it's a nice addition nonetheless.Gamespot

For one thing, the PS3 version has been optimized to take advantage of the Cell processor and hardware that the system offers. As a result, the game runs a lot faster than the 360 build. Entering dungeons or buildings results in a load of 3-5 seconds, compared to the 7-10 seconds or longer for the 360 version of the game. Similarly, the amount of framerate drops or hitches that cropped up in the wilderness as you accessed a new area on the 360 have been substantially reduced on the PS3 version. There is a plan to completely eradicate these issues as the game nears release, as well as fixing a number of bugs that were present in the other builds. Kiss the item duplication glitch goodbye.IGN

So what about the shaders or optimizations? Rumors were released stating that everything in the PS3 version of the game would migrate over to the 360 or the PC, which kicked off a screaming match on boards about which version was ultimately better. According to Hines, the shader functionality that would re-render the low-res textures would inevitably make its way to the 360 build and PC in future updates. However, certain optimizations that take advantage of the system's hardware will remain exclusive to the PS3 version of the game.Pete Hines

[QUOTE="mahjustin"]I thought Gears of War was a jag-fest too, but I didn't hear anyone complain about the graphics.danneswegman

wow....such beautiful jaggies.....behold, the power of the Cell and RSX :lol:
Nedemis

LOL replying to yourself to interrupt... isnt that called disruptive posting?ZeLeam

Nedemis

holy moly donut shop! look at the guy to the extreme left! :lol:

the xflop1.5 oblivion has no jaggies!!1!!1

wow....such beautiful jaggies.....behold,  the power of the Cell and RSX :lol:
Nedemis

[QUOTE="Kook18"]are you high or just dumb? those pics look beautiful.Cubs360

According to every preview it looks better then the 360 version lets get over it and move on.  I own the 360 version and im not going to rebuy it for a few graphical upgrades and faster load times. But it doesnt change the fact the PS3 version looks better.

[QUOTE="Cubs360"][QUOTE="Kook18"]are you high or just dumb? those pics look beautiful.Billyhyw

According to every preview it looks better then the 360 version lets get over it and move on. I own the 360 version and im not going to rebuy it for a few graphical upgrades and faster load times. But it doesnt change the fact the PS3 version looks better.

wow....such beautiful jaggies.....behold,  the power of the Cell and RSX :lol:
Nedemis

Now lets take a look at Xbox 360 screens...

I own Oblivion on the 360, and it looks great. And while the pics show a slightly better graphics on the bottom, I think the PS3 looks equally beautifull, albeit slightly more jaggie. But that could be due to pics.

Don't sweat it. The game is kickass, that's all that matters...

Which one is PS3....which one is 360..?


dackchaar

It was obviously not taken from a PS3, then an Xbox 360. The frames are all aligned in sync. It's a PC dev. shot. It's so obvious. One has slighlt tuned setting, while other a lower res.

PC dude.

Which one is PS3....which one is 360..? dackchaar

[QUOTE="dackchaar"]Which one is PS3....which one is 360..? Felous1

wow....cows are blindly avoiding the more than obvious jaggies...:lol: Nedemis

[QUOTE="Felous1"][QUOTE="dackchaar"]Which one is PS3....which one is 360..? dackchaar

That's not true.

It's from one platform. Stop being stupid.

I don't know, maybe my computer is viewing them at a different resolution then everybody else! On my Computer these screens need some major AA!Cubs360

[QUOTE="Billyhyw"]

[QUOTE="Cubs360"][QUOTE="Kook18"]are you high or just dumb? those pics look beautiful.Cubs360

According to every preview it looks better then the 360 version lets get over it and move on. I own the 360 version and im not going to rebuy it for a few graphical upgrades and faster load times. But it doesnt change the fact the PS3 version looks better.

It does have AA look at all the jaggie pics of hte 360 version.  The 360 version looks better when you play it in person also.  You cant sit there and judge the graphic quality of games by screenshots because it has jaggies.  Pics can be resized or taken badly and ruin the pic quality.

[QUOTE="danneswegman"][QUOTE="mahjustin"]I thought Gears of War was a jag-fest too, but I didn't hear anyone complain about the graphics.PS3OwnsYou

I thought Blu-ray was supposed to fix that...Darth matt

[QUOTE="Gamespot"] The real enhancement is in the visuals and, to some extent, the loading times. The game seemed to have a slightly smoother and more consistent frame rate than it did on the Xbox, though the difference wasn't enormous, and it seemed to us that the textures looked just a tad sharper. More obvious (and confirmed by Bethesda) was an improvement to the game's texturing over large distances. Remember how the original Oblivion had a line set an arbitrary distance in front of the player beyond which ground textures turned into kind of a muddy mess? That's all taken care of now, thanks to a new custom pixel shader. The effect is only noticeable outdoors--though it's more accurate to say the effect is not noticeable if you've never played a previous version of the game--but it's a nice addition nonetheless.echelon

For one thing, the PS3 version has been optimized to take advantage of the Cell processor and hardware that the system offers. As a result, the game runs a lot faster than the 360 build. Entering dungeons or buildings results in a load of 3-5 seconds, compared to the 7-10 seconds or longer for the 360 version of the game. Similarly, the amount of framerate drops or hitches that cropped up in the wilderness as you accessed a new area on the 360 have been substantially reduced on the PS3 version. There is a plan to completely eradicate these issues as the game nears release, as well as fixing a number of bugs that were present in the other builds. Kiss the item duplication glitch goodbye.IGN

So what about the shaders or optimizations? Rumors were released stating that everything in the PS3 version of the game would migrate over to the 360 or the PC, which kicked off a screaming match on boards about which version was ultimately better. According to Hines, the shader functionality that would re-render the low-res textures would inevitably make its way to the 360 build and PC in future updates. However, certain optimizations that take advantage of the system's hardware will remain exclusive to the PS3 version of the game.Pete Hines

Oh noes, teh jaggies, how will teh cows ever cope with having to look at a few jaggies?!?! ZO NOES!1

[QUOTE="echelon"][QUOTE="Gamespot"] The real enhancement is in the visuals and, to some extent, the loading times. The game seemed to have a slightly smoother and more consistent frame rate than it did on the Xbox, though the difference wasn't enormous, and it seemed to us that the textures looked just a tad sharper. More obvious (and confirmed by Bethesda) was an improvement to the game's texturing over large distances. Remember how the original Oblivion had a line set an arbitrary distance in front of the player beyond which ground textures turned into kind of a muddy mess? That's all taken care of now, thanks to a new custom pixel shader. The effect is only noticeable outdoors--though it's more accurate to say the effect is not noticeable if you've never played a previous version of the game--but it's a nice addition nonetheless.Gila_moBsTeR

For one thing, the PS3 version has been optimized to take advantage of the Cell processor and hardware that the system offers. As a result, the game runs a lot faster than the 360 build. Entering dungeons or buildings results in a load of 3-5 seconds, compared to the 7-10 seconds or longer for the 360 version of the game. Similarly, the amount of framerate drops or hitches that cropped up in the wilderness as you accessed a new area on the 360 have been substantially reduced on the PS3 version. There is a plan to completely eradicate these issues as the game nears release, as well as fixing a number of bugs that were present in the other builds. Kiss the item duplication glitch goodbye.IGN

So what about the shaders or optimizations? Rumors were released stating that everything in the PS3 version of the game would migrate over to the 360 or the PC, which kicked off a screaming match on boards about which version was ultimately better. According to Hines, the shader functionality that would re-render the low-res textures would inevitably make its way to the 360 build and PC in future updates. However, certain optimizations that take advantage of the system's hardware will remain exclusive to the PS3 version of the game.Pete Hines

but with my pc, and the mods i use, the game looks better than on the ps3, for the most part

Oh noes, teh jaggies, how will teh cows ever cope with having to look at a few jaggies?!?! ZO NOES!1

fatzombiepigeon

teh JAGGIESSSZZZZZ ZOMGGGGGGGGG