[QUOTE="clubsammich91"]Can't progress just take a breather for a moment so everyone can have some fun? AnnoyedDragon

Sure, I'd be quite happy for Crysis to stay right where it is. But it isn't, it's moving backwards to accommodate console capability.

Consoles are built for cell streaming; so Crysis 2 was converted to cell streaming to run on them. Cell streaming butchers the scale in any game, cell streaming by its very nature is designed to fake scale.

[QUOTE="josh494"]My bad. I thought it was more people bashing the consoles over lowering the graphic standards. I lose one smart point. But the game isn't completely linear. You'll still be able free roam and all that good stuff just a little bit less. People will still likke the game regardless.AnnoyedDragon

I just don't like seeing progress go backwards, so excuse me if I sound irritated.

There are people on this forum that rationalize PC capability is invalid, with all that matters happening to land right on console capability. The people trying to down play the significance of these changes remind me of them.

[QUOTE="clubsammich91"][QUOTE="walkingdream"] yeah na, it's dumbing down sorry. PC Capabilities>>>>>>>PS3 walkingdream

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[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Consoles dumbing down games again I see!

walkingdream

I wouldn't call the PS3s capabilities "Dumbing Down". More like integrating the Crisis Team onto the PS3 platform technology.

[quote="Joystiq"]We already know the game will take place in New York, but according to the developer, it'll be "a New York City like none in games or cinema." Crytek is more interested in having the city environment act as a focus on the action rather than a big open sandbox, so while you'll see lots of the city above, you'll only be able to travel in "constrained freedom," or only about "three storeys up and down."
anshul89

Quietly re-release the Dreamcast. Don't try and flash it up, just re-release the thing in it's original form, price it at around 40-50$ and bundle some games.