[QUOTE="themyth01"][QUOTE="dukenukemfoeva"]halo reach x4 aa ROFL the game is jaggie as hell much more jaggies than x4 aa on my pc. plus halo reach has seriously technical issues framerate, and character models lacking detail. halo reach and alan wake both use outdated engines not taking advantage of xbox360. xbox360 has a hardware tessellators dev's arent even using it those games dont use it. Actually Reach does some really nice things especially with lighting. And I didn't notice any problems with jaggies on Reach, very smooth overall, it's using 2xMSAA but it still looks smooth, probably have the thank the blur for that, something they copied from KZ2. nothing is impressive about halo reach except for maybe background
But yea, the guy has a point, the best looking games on 360 are on a multiplatform engine which is not made to take full advantage of 360. If MS had more developers, they would probably be blowing away current graphics benchmarks.
johny300
It's been 5 years. doesnt matter dev's arent making engines built from scratch for 360.
halo reach x4 aa ROFL the game is jaggie as hell much more jaggies than x4 aa on my pc. plus halo reach has seriously technical issues framerate, and character models lacking detail. halo reach and alan wake both use outdated engines not taking advantage of xbox360. xbox360 has a hardware tessellators dev's arent even using it those games dont use it.
something i dont get, fallout vega's bs that's dlc isnt it? why the hell does ps3 version have higher resolution textures when 360 has more ram avalible? makes no sense lol.
http://img452.imageshack.us/img452/5691/merhalo1tn.gif See this image? this image is from pc version of halo before xbox was even announced or it was announced as xbox game. when i bought a printer in 1999/2000 that was one of the first image's i printed out.
i followed halo since it's pc day's before it was even announced as xbox launch title. i beat halo combat evolved for original xbox before gamespot even reviewed it. gamespot are poser halo fans.
[QUOTE="ohthemanatee"][QUOTE="dukenukemfoeva"]halo reach didnt do anything new. halo 2 did....shooting 2 different guns individually dual wielding was something new. actually dual weilding is almost as old as doom shooting 2 different guns seperately was new halo pioneered. previous games u could only hold 2 of the same weapon and only shoot both guns sametime.
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