[QUOTE="04dcarraher"]
[QUOTE="Blubadox"]
no it won't. The new york setting wasn't actually a platform limitation. I've seen demos of big forests rendered on cryengine ps3.
Blubadox
So have I, and they look awful and they stream load as they go.That's why the limitation on consoles is only a visual limitation due to memory, nothing to do with the level design- you can build forests but it won't look good, you can build cities but they won't look as good as the PC.
lol ok, im show u the light here buddy. im take it u are a umm ps3 fan right?ok well like every console, its limited to its year created. ps3 has a 7800gt with some 256mb of gpu ram and 256ram for everything else. ok from that 256mb of ram it need to create a WHOLE level like from crysis 1. Now with that 256mb it also needs to render the graphics. Thats alot to do with only 256mb. solution? The bubble effect. What this is is basically its a little portion loaded up of a whole level and it works to where it looks perfect like in killzone 2 and uncharted 2. but in games like god of war 3, u can clearly see it in action. the chests in gow3 are opened once, later u come back and boom, there they are again unopened like u never been there. thats the limit of the memory. Now crysis will use this cuase i mean face it, crysis 1 ffs took a highend rig just to play it decently, and ps3 is no highend computer. so buble effects will be used, and u cant just implant bubbles effects in the console version and make the pc like big, noo they have to put bubble effects in the pc version as well. Gfx arent the only thing affected by low memory, i mean heck why would devs complain about to little memory? cuase it does so much!
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