White Knight Chronicles Pics 56k wowww

[QUOTE="obamanian"][QUOTE="EndorphinMaster"]the water looks awesome, but everything else is pretty averageInsaneBasura

Is it impossible to make a decent tree? Seriously every game has crap trees.VideoGameGuy

[QUOTE="VideoGameGuy"]Is it impossible to make a decent tree? Seriously every game has crap trees.munu9

Why are the streets so huge when there's barely anything on them?InsaneBasura

Yawn. I still fail to see why anyone is impressed by this game's visuals.cheezisgoooood

The forest and the water looks impresive, but tha character models and the city looks very standard, i dont know why but i dont like the character designs, maybe i've been playing lots of RPGs with Anime style. madsnakehhh

The same people saying it doesnt look that good are the same people that would then go ahead a praise fable 2s graphics thinking they look godly, it's just what fanboys want to see, because fable 2s graphics are bloody as average as you get for a next gen game, no better than white knight chroniclesbigLLL

Are you kidding ? Fable 2 is generation ahead in lighting, texturing, shaders, detail and does not look generic and flat everywhere

Looks about a billion times better actually to me than WKC, especially the lighting and foliage

In fact, WKC looks vastly worst than both Lost Odyssey and IU

*in response to those Fable 2 pics* See? More fugly trees, everything looks GREAT then you got those hideous trees.VideoGameGuy

*in response to those Fable 2 pics* See? More fugly trees, everything looks GREAT then you got those hideous trees.VideoGameGuy

Actually the trees in Fable 2 look amazing and are easilly some of the best i have seen in a game yet, of course trees are hard to make, even Crysis trees look like garabge comparing to real trees obviously, but Fable 2 has some of the best in a game to this date

I can't say the same for the horrid looking WKC ones though, that look totally last gen, in fact barely pass as trees

[QUOTE="VideoGameGuy"]*in response to those Fable 2 pics* See? More fugly trees, everything looks GREAT then you got those hideous trees.Juggernaut140

Sure thing :lol: Those leaves look like blurry splotches of green paint.Juggernaut140

I wonder how they managed to underuse PS3 power so much, it is really strange

To me the graphics is ****. I don't see anything next gen about it but thats just my opinion.

ok enough with the credibility stuff... 7 of my dorm mates have the game already. Really enjoying the game. Their biggest complaint is the camera angle. They are about 25 hours into the game.

eklineage

[QUOTE="Juggernaut140"]Sure thing :lol: Those leaves look like blurry splotches of green paint.obamanian

I wonder how they managed to underuse PS3 power so much, it is really strange

I know user reviews usally suck,but this one seems to give a good description of the geniral feel of the game

http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/rpg/whiteknightstory/show_msgs.php?topic_id=m-1-47628585&pid=935684&tag=topics;title

[QUOTE="obamanian"]

[QUOTE="Juggernaut140"]Sure thing :lol: Those leaves look like blurry splotches of green paint.nervmeister

I wonder how they managed to underuse PS3 power so much, it is really strange

WKC rivals nothing, it is many generations behind, easpecially in foliage, detail and lighting

Unless you mean Far Cry 1 rivals Crysis somehow too, yes both are big and have grass/trees, but Far Cry 1 uses everything last gen liek WKC and Crysis everything next gen like Fable 2

[QUOTE="obamanian"]That is one of the worst looking games i have seen this generation, looks very last gen to meeklineage

I had a feeling it was you oh master.

[QUOTE="nervmeister"][QUOTE="obamanian"]

I wonder how they managed to underuse PS3 power so much, it is really strange

obamanian

WKC rivals nothing, it is many generations behind, easpecially in foliage, detail and lighting

Unless you mean Far Cry 1 rivals Crysis somehow too, yes both are big and have grass/trees, but Far Cry 1 uses everything last gen liek WKC and Crysis everything next gen like Fable 2

[QUOTE="obamanian"][QUOTE="nervmeister"]And yet still WKC rivals Fable 2's graphics.nervmeister

WKC rivals nothing, it is many generations behind, easpecially in foliage, detail and lighting

Unless you mean Far Cry 1 rivals Crysis somehow too, yes both are big and have grass/trees, but Far Cry 1 uses everything last gen liek WKC and Crysis everything next gen like Fable 2

Well, you are 100% wrong, there is nothing similar about them in the slightest, WKC looks like a last gen game in HD, Fable 2 has vastly better lighting, detail, trees and houses models, better texturing and shading, real forests than sparse trees here and threre, vastly more enemies/NPCs on screen with far better models etc

Only the water is comparable, even though i like Fable 2 effect better still

Again, it is like comparing Crysis to Far Cry 1, Fable 2 has everything next gen, like detail, foliage, shaders, lighting etc, WKC has everything last gen, especially the beyond mediocre foliage and lighting, and tree/house etc models that look like jokes comparing etc

Comparing one of the best looking games this generation to one of the worst won't work really

Comparing one of the best looking games this generation to one of the worst won't work really

obamanian

[QUOTE="obamanian"]Comparing one of the best looking games this generation to one of the worst won't work really

nervmeister

According to the stunning pics i posted, the next gen lighting, dynamic light beams, real forests, huge detail and scale, many NPC's around, huge cities etc

And the below of course

You'll be sucked in by Fable II's charm right from the start, with its distinctive visuals and fantastic characters combining to create a very convincing world. It doesn't try to be realistic, in fact it's almost cartoony to look at, but very much like World of Warcraft, it still manages to create a breathtaking environment.
Snappygamer

This is due, in no small part, to the exceptional visual design of the game. While I have used the term "articulated" in the past to describe the invented world of a game, nothing compares to imagination and attention to detail in Fable II.
X-Play

There are so many solid design decisions, tiny flourishes of genius, that this is a game to be marvelled at for its ideas as much as for its execution and aesthetics.
Yahoo games

It's something the first game excelled at and it's an even greater achievement here. Regions are now vast, open and uniformly staggering in their beauty and attention to detail. It's one of the most cohesive, tangible game worlds we've ever played.
9.5 Graphics
Gorgeous on a technical level but phenomenal from an artistic perspective. The subtlest details tell the grandest stories, making for an incredibly consistent, enthralling world.
IGN UK

From the Dickens-esque prologue, where players watch a sparrow glide above the snow-littered Victorian streets, to the lush valleys and foreboding caverns, the title has a wonderful graphical opulence.
Tech-gaming

Fable 2 excels in the graphics and music departments and this will come as no surprise to anyone who is fortunate enough to have played the original which at the time set the bar quite high in both
Team Teabag

Graphics "A"
Just Press Play

Graphically the game looks amazing, the artwork for both characters and landscapes is simply stunning, each area is beautifully designed and cries out for you to explore it, from the slums to the villages and the caves, wherever you go it will be hard for you not to be impressed
Graphics 9.8
Wonderwall Web

Impressive environments and detailed characters help bring the world of Albion to life
Graphics 9.0
ME Gamers

Graphics: 9.5
Planet Xbox 360

Gorgeous environments
gameplayer

The world of Albion is brought to life in beautiful detail using the top level graphics we have all come to expect from this next generation
Graphics - 9.5
Brutal Gamer

The graphics are without a doubt, some of the most beautiful to ever grace the Xbox 360. The art design is wonderful with a lot of impact
Wonderful epic landscapes and full of character
Graphics 9.0
Gaming Heaven

The environments and ****oozes from the screen, the depth and interactivity is endless, and the voice work and musical score is brilliant
Console Monster

You can quickly and easily transport to the destinations that you have explored through the main menu, but at the same time, this doesn't stop you from taking a long walk and admiring the amazing visuals that this game has to offer - should you choose to.
Xbox Gaming

The world is rich and beautiful and the graphics are top notch. The world of Albion really seems to be alive, and each area is distinctive and remarkable in its own way
Ripten

Fable II is a lovingly-crafted game in every detail of the intriguing storyline, the creative level design, the mood-setting soundtrack and the gorgeous graphics. It's an especially close race between the high-quality sound and the art.
Atomic Gamer

Graphically Fable II looks stunning, the colours are bright and enchanting
Xbox Live Addicts

Fable 2 sticks out among the Xbox 360 catalog of games due to its lush and beautiful environments represented all throughout the world of Albion
Graphics 9.5
Gamezone

I'd be remiss not to mention how gorgeous Fable II looks and sounds, from the moment the game opens with crackling rubbish bins flanked by gleaming snow and calliopes dolorously huffing and grinding beside polychromatic wagons, on through the dazzling stand-still-to-watch sunrises and sunsets
PC World

Solid controls, incredible graphics, and an overall rich experience, Fable II is an instant ****c.
FHM Online

This is the most breathtaking fantasy world I've seen, with gorgeous, deliberately overdone lighting that changes to reflect the time of day, rich vegetation and lovely, gleaming water. From the opening winter scenery it's a feast, and Albion rivals Azetoth as a place where you just want to get out, explore and see the world
Trusted Reviews

As mentioned before the visuals remind us of World of Warcraft and we mean that as a compliment.
Tweaktown

What's more, there is no sacrifice in the visuals like you get in other open-world games, so you'll be fighting in one of the more visually stunning regions ever pixelated and copied to a DVD.
Maxim

Graphics:
Singleplayer
Very, very beautiful graphics. Fable 2 has a very neat and bright art **** Every thing in the game looks amazing (A few times I stopped and just gazed at how neat some of the effects looked.)
OnPause

Albion has a bold, simple art ****that's vibrant and dazzling - the first time you see the sun glistening off Lake Bower, the trees swaying and your dog bounding through the grass is simply majestic. Every nook and cranny is meticulously crafted and a joy to explore, even on the most minor of journeys
Digital Spy

The game has some very amazing graphics, it really fits with it's even more amazing ****br>Gamer Center Online

The game's art direction is also incredible. The interplay between the game's light and dark aspects is perfectly expressed through gorgeous and dazzling designs that never cease to mesmerise. The visual direction goes a long way towards making this one of the best-looking games I've ever played. The lighting effects in particular are often gobsmackingly impressive, with the very sight of Albion's sunrise or sunset being just breathtaking. Going hand-in-hand with the visual design is a stunning orchestral score that manages to capture and enhance the mood of the game even further.
EL33T Online

We often call games "stylish" because of their distinctive visuals or offbeat approach, but Fable II's charismatic personality permeates the entire gameplay experience. From its storybook narrator (voiced by the inimitable Zoe Wanamaker) to its lush anachronistic blend of medieval, renaissance, and 18th-century environments, the game weaves together its disparate locations, characters, and stories more effectively than any game I have ever played.
Popmatters

All too easy to take for granted is the mood that each environment creates: every town and area carries its own sense of rural bliss or cosmopolitan bustle, ominous foreboding or the embers of a better time. Really, the art direction is fantastic.
ZT Game Domain

Graphics 9.0
VGChartz

The world of Fable II is full of lush environments with many different types of terrain and all look spectacular. Trees stand tall and have density to them and grass moves beneath your feet as you run. Sand is course and glows with a yellowish glint and really pops
Graphics 9.5
Gamershub

The world of Albion is truly a wonderful place to play in
Graphics 9.5
RPG Site

[QUOTE="obamanian"][QUOTE="nervmeister"]And yet still WKC rivals Fable 2's graphics.nervmeister

WKC rivals nothing, it is many generations behind, easpecially in foliage, detail and lighting

Unless you mean Far Cry 1 rivals Crysis somehow too, yes both are big and have grass/trees, but Far Cry 1 uses everything last gen liek WKC and Crysis everything next gen like Fable 2

[QUOTE="nervmeister"][QUOTE="obamanian"]Comparing one of the best looking games this generation to one of the worst won't work really

obamanian

According to the stunning pics i posted, the next gen lighting, dynamic light beams, real forests, huge detail and scale, many NPC's around, huge cities etc

And the below of course

You'll be sucked in by Fable II's charm right from the start, with its distinctive visuals and fantastic characters combining to create a very convincing world. It doesn't try to be realistic, in fact it's almost cartoony to look at, but very much like World of Warcraft, it still manages to create a breathtaking environment.
Snappygamer

This is due, in no small part, to the exceptional visual design of the game. While I have used the term "articulated" in the past to describe the invented world of a game, nothing compares to imagination and attention to detail in Fable II.
X-Play

There are so many solid design decisions, tiny flourishes of genius, that this is a game to be marvelled at for its ideas as much as for its execution and aesthetics.
Yahoo games

It's something the first game excelled at and it's an even greater achievement here. Regions are now vast, open and uniformly staggering in their beauty and attention to detail. It's one of the most cohesive, tangible game worlds we've ever played.
9.5 Graphics
Gorgeous on a technical level but phenomenal from an artistic perspective. The subtlest details tell the grandest stories, making for an incredibly consistent, enthralling world.
IGN UK

From the Dickens-esque prologue, where players watch a sparrow glide above the snow-littered Victorian streets, to the lush valleys and foreboding caverns, the title has a wonderful graphical opulence.
Tech-gaming

Fable 2 excels in the graphics and music departments and this will come as no surprise to anyone who is fortunate enough to have played the original which at the time set the bar quite high in both
Team Teabag

Graphics "A"
Just Press Play

Graphically the game looks amazing, the artwork for both characters and landscapes is simply stunning, each area is beautifully designed and cries out for you to explore it, from the slums to the villages and the caves, wherever you go it will be hard for you not to be impressed
Graphics 9.8
Wonderwall Web

Impressive environments and detailed characters help bring the world of Albion to life
Graphics 9.0
ME Gamers

Graphics: 9.5
Planet Xbox 360

Gorgeous environments
gameplayer

The world of Albion is brought to life in beautiful detail using the top level graphics we have all come to expect from this next generation
Graphics - 9.5
Brutal Gamer

The graphics are without a doubt, some of the most beautiful to ever grace the Xbox 360. The art design is wonderful with a lot of impact
Wonderful epic landscapes and full of character
Graphics 9.0
Gaming Heaven

The environments and ****oozes from the screen, the depth and interactivity is endless, and the voice work and musical score is brilliant
Console Monster

You can quickly and easily transport to the destinations that you have explored through the main menu, but at the same time, this doesn't stop you from taking a long walk and admiring the amazing visuals that this game has to offer - should you choose to.
Xbox Gaming

The world is rich and beautiful and the graphics are top notch. The world of Albion really seems to be alive, and each area is distinctive and remarkable in its own way
Ripten

Fable II is a lovingly-crafted game in every detail of the intriguing storyline, the creative level design, the mood-setting soundtrack and the gorgeous graphics. It's an especially close race between the high-quality sound and the art.
Atomic Gamer

Graphically Fable II looks stunning, the colours are bright and enchanting
Xbox Live Addicts

Fable 2 sticks out among the Xbox 360 catalog of games due to its lush and beautiful environments represented all throughout the world of Albion
Graphics 9.5
Gamezone

I'd be remiss not to mention how gorgeous Fable II looks and sounds, from the moment the game opens with crackling rubbish bins flanked by gleaming snow and calliopes dolorously huffing and grinding beside polychromatic wagons, on through the dazzling stand-still-to-watch sunrises and sunsets
PC World

Solid controls, incredible graphics, and an overall rich experience, Fable II is an instant ****c.
FHM Online

This is the most breathtaking fantasy world I've seen, with gorgeous, deliberately overdone lighting that changes to reflect the time of day, rich vegetation and lovely, gleaming water. From the opening winter scenery it's a feast, and Albion rivals Azetoth as a place where you just want to get out, explore and see the world
Trusted Reviews

As mentioned before the visuals remind us of World of Warcraft and we mean that as a compliment.
Tweaktown

What's more, there is no sacrifice in the visuals like you get in other open-world games, so you'll be fighting in one of the more visually stunning regions ever pixelated and copied to a DVD.
Maxim

Graphics:
Singleplayer
Very, very beautiful graphics. Fable 2 has a very neat and bright art **** Every thing in the game looks amazing (A few times I stopped and just gazed at how neat some of the effects looked.)
OnPause

Albion has a bold, simple art ****that's vibrant and dazzling - the first time you see the sun glistening off Lake Bower, the trees swaying and your dog bounding through the grass is simply majestic. Every nook and cranny is meticulously crafted and a joy to explore, even on the most minor of journeys
Digital Spy

The game has some very amazing graphics, it really fits with it's even more amazing ****br>Gamer Center Online

The game's art direction is also incredible. The interplay between the game's light and dark aspects is perfectly expressed through gorgeous and dazzling designs that never cease to mesmerise. The visual direction goes a long way towards making this one of the best-looking games I've ever played. The lighting effects in particular are often gobsmackingly impressive, with the very sight of Albion's sunrise or sunset being just breathtaking. Going hand-in-hand with the visual design is a stunning orchestral score that manages to capture and enhance the mood of the game even further.
EL33T Online

We often call games "stylish" because of their distinctive visuals or offbeat approach, but Fable II's charismatic personality permeates the entire gameplay experience. From its storybook narrator (voiced by the inimitable Zoe Wanamaker) to its lush anachronistic blend of medieval, renaissance, and 18th-century environments, the game weaves together its disparate locations, characters, and stories more effectively than any game I have ever played.
Popmatters

Yawn. I still fail to see why anyone is impressed by this game's visuals.cheezisgoooood

[QUOTE="cheezisgoooood"]Yawn. I still fail to see why anyone is impressed by this game's visuals.Androvinus

I do not see it beeing anywhere close to Oblivion visually, it seems far behind, in scale, detail, textures, shaders , real forests etc

WKC is one of the worst looking games this generation, does not even compare to most good looking games