[QUOTE="saolin323"][QUOTE="horrowhip"][QUOTE="saolin323"]You do understand those Alan Wake pics so far were with a 7900GTX card ??? No, it will NOT be "watered down" but EXACTLY as planned to be, unless you are in the team, and know something more Also you have STILL not explained why PC has not one RPG looking like Mass Effect, and why Assassins, COD4, Bioshock HAVE NOT been watered down ???? Can you, just to see you argument rise from the floor
As for Far Cry 2 and project Offset beeing watered down, that is something only happening in your dreams, there is nothing suggesting they will, only you and your "predictions"
I bet you are one of those that said Far Cry 2 would NEVER ... EVER go to consoels, right ? See what happens now, maybe 360 is VASTLY more powerfull than you think ?
http://brightfalls.net/alan-wake-faq/
Is the 360 version going to be identical in graphics to the PC version?#
The 360 only has 3 cores but according to mixuk from Remedy it shouldn't matter.
"Having several cores helps, but is not required, since you can run several processes on one thread. In the current plans the PC and 360 versions will be pretty identical.Also, we stream necessary data to memory when needed, the whole world will not be loaded into memory constantly. It's the same idea that was already in GTA3 for PS2, remember, it only had 32mb."
Alan Wake is expected to run at at least 30 frames per second on the Xbox 360.
horrowhip
THEY LIED. And, you know NOTHING. Quit spewing BS. All the Alan Wake screenshots were on Q6600 @ 3.6 GHZ, SLI 8800 Ultra's that were overclocked and 4GB of RAM...
And they made the statement you quoted above nearly 2 and a half years ago BEFORE MS was their publisher, the game was Vista only and before the PC version had gone DX10 only. The statement no longer holds and ground. as for those games you mentioned, people haven't been pushing PC tech. IF they were, every game would look like Crysis. CoD4 doesn't even phase current PC hardware, you can push the resolution WAY up and still get over 100 FPS. Same with Bioshock. There haven't been any recent PC RPG's lately that weren't on extremely old engines (The Witcher. Which is still great graphically). Oblivion with mods crushes Mass Effect graphically. Not even kidding...
Who lied ? Are you kidding ???
SLI 8800 Ultra ??? There were not even out in the time of the demo, hahahaha
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=77279
they wer using a geforce 7900GTX...
So ? You lie or what ?
Also your argument about all games would look like Crysis, is totally untrue, since it took YEARS until the first game looked as good as Far Cry looked first
Crytek just makes amazing engines, and no games come close for years to them, we will probably never see a Crysis max quality game until the next xbox arrives IMO. Hell, not even the best of PC's today can run Crysis in its best !!!!!!!!
anandtech was wrong. Remedy said they were running on Dual SLI 8800 Ultras. And, they had access to said tech because they are teaming up with Intel and nVidia, sort of like what Crytek did with Crysis. And, YES it is possible to max Crysis. I do it every day infact.. Get a good 30 FPS too thanks to patch 1.1, the new drivers and some overclocking. Remedy, since announcing that MS is publishing the game, has announced the following. The PC version is being developed and optimized INDEPENDENTLY from the 360 version. Both will have the same content, however they have seperate teams working very hard on them. The core team was split into 2 parts, so technically,neither side has an advantage there. They have also said, they are making the PC versions engine around DX10.
yea, and on top of that they said they where runnign the demo on one of the worlds fastest gaming machines and 7900GTX was not the fastest then
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