Virtua Fighter 5 graphics > DOA4 graphics. (56k warning)

Dumb thread.  DOA 4 has the better enviroments and nothing can match the detail on the clothing.  VF 5 has the better character models.   VF 5 was also released 1 + years after DOA 4.  Both games look good.  Deal with it.

Oh yeah and comparing the females was a horrible point.

Here's the comparison that REALLY matters. DOA 4 - 8.8 Online Play, Exclusive VF 5 - 8.1 , No Online, Coming to 360.rocktimusprime

Bong.

[QUOTE="rocktimusprime"]Here's the comparison that REALLY matters. DOA 4 - 8.8 Online Play, Exclusive VF 5 - 8.1 , No Online, Coming to 360.lordseer

Bong.

[QUOTE="lordseer"]

[QUOTE="rocktimusprime"]Here's the comparison that REALLY matters. DOA 4 - 8.8 Online Play, Exclusive VF 5 - 8.1 , No Online, Coming to 360.rocktimusprime

Bong.

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I mean, DOA4 might have big, pretty, interactive environments, but VF5 takes the crown when it comes to all around visual presentation, especially with the cahracter models.

DOA4



VF5



I know, someone's probably thinking "bububu... teh hot chix! :cry:" to which I will respond: you haven't lived until you've seen VF5's Vanessa, all sweatied-up with the sun glistening off of her cleavage. It's true that some people may prefer DOA4's idealism when it comes to character design, with wide-eyed realdoll faces, flat butts, and big, friendly melons. But considering how much skin DOA relies on showing to get attention, it's a shame it's not better rendered. Everyone in the game looks like they're made of perfect, smooth plastic. In Virtua Fighter 5, everyone's skin is covered with thousands of tiny bump-mapped imperfections, which leads to some amazing effects. When characters get wet, their clothes and skin glistens in the light with moisture, and all the tiny imperfections look increadible when you see the game moving in high definition. You can't get that in DOA4, because the detail just isn't there.

And if you think that the skin rendering on this monk is impressive, you haven't lived until you've seen Vanessa when she's all sweatied up, with the sun glittering off of her cleavage. DOA4 might load up a healthy helping when it comes to shameless fanservice, but at least VF5 gives you something high quality to look at.

DOA4 does have online, a credit which can't be denied. But really, I'd rather play an excellent fighting game offline than a broken one online. VF5's graphics are just the icing on a cake that's just plain all around better than DOA4, except for the lack of online (which IMO is an acceptable tradeoff considering how much better it is.)
Timstuff

So, basically you're saying that because VF5 has "better" graphics, DOA4 is borken?  I see two arguments here...one of them was supported, while the other...

Why are you compaing the graphics of two games that were released over a year apart?skylerpwns

[QUOTE="skylerpwns"]Why are you compaing the graphics of two games that were released over a year apart?cabjnico

In light of this evidence I have come to the conclusion that DOA>VF5


Hammerofjustice

[QUOTE="skylerpwns"]Why are you compaing the graphics of two games that were released over a year apart?cabjnico

I mean, DOA4 might have big, pretty, interactive environments, but VF5 takes the crown when it comes to all around visual presentation, especially with the cahracter models.

DOA4



VF5



I know, someone's probably thinking "bububu... teh hot chix! :cry:" to which I will respond: you haven't lived until you've seen VF5's Vanessa, all sweatied-up with the sun glistening off of her cleavage. It's true that some people may prefer DOA4's idealism when it comes to character design, with wide-eyed realdoll faces, flat butts, and big, friendly melons. But considering how much skin DOA relies on showing to get attention, it's a shame it's not better rendered. Everyone in the game looks like they're made of perfect, smooth plastic. In Virtua Fighter 5, everyone's skin is covered with thousands of tiny bump-mapped imperfections, which leads to some amazing effects. When characters get wet, their clothes and skin glistens in the light with moisture, and all the tiny imperfections look increadible when you see the game moving in high definition. You can't get that in DOA4, because the detail just isn't there.

DOA4



VF5



And if you think that the skin rendering on this monk is impressive, you haven't lived until you've seen Vanessa when she's all sweatied up, with the sun glittering off of her cleavage. DOA4 might load up a healthy helping when it comes to shameless fanservice, but at least VF5 gives you something high quality to look at.

DOA4 does have online, a credit which can't be denied. But really, I'd rather play an excellent fighting game offline than a broken one online. VF5's graphics are just the icing on a cake that's just plain all around better than DOA4, except for the lack of online (which IMO is an acceptable tradeoff considering how much better it is.)
Timstuff

It's a good thing they're both on the 360. :)

you forgot to show VF5 gameplay pics.. thats the entrance pic you showed.. DOA is in engine all the time and still looks great for a 1yr old game. better environment too.beldugo

[QUOTE="Hammerofjustice"]In light of this evidence I have come to the conclusion that DOA>VF5


Timstuff

LOL!

[QUOTE="beldugo"]you forgot to show VF5 gameplay pics.. thats the entrance pic you showed.. DOA is in engine all the time and still looks great for a 1yr old game. better environment too.Timstuff

[QUOTE="Timstuff"][QUOTE="beldugo"]you forgot to show VF5 gameplay pics.. thats the entrance pic you showed.. DOA is in engine all the time and still looks great for a 1yr old game. better environment too.beldugo

[QUOTE="beldugo"][QUOTE="Timstuff"][QUOTE="beldugo"]you forgot to show VF5 gameplay pics.. thats the entrance pic you showed.. DOA is in engine all the time and still looks great for a 1yr old game. better environment too.Hammerofjustice

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Virtua Fighter came out in arcades over a year ago. The PS3 version is identical to it in terms of graphics, so the comparison is perfectly fair.flamingschmoes2

They didn't bother to add any enhancements?

That's sad if the arcade engine is as powerful as the PS3. Virtua Fighter 5 should look better than the arcade

Virtua Fighter came out in arcades over a year ago. The PS3 version is identical to it in terms of graphics, so the comparison is perfectly fair.Timstuff