Yeah land battles killed it and space battles were no homeworld 2
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[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Why is it better of the two? (I ask cause I have a PS3)Buy it for the 360. It's the best version out of the two. I'm not sure that it's coming to PC.
Rockstar said that no PC version is planned for now.
FelipeInside
Better graphics and better framerate on the 360 version, you'll find this with most multiplat release games.
Anyway RDR is probably the best game to come out this year so far, so if you were on the fence about getting a console for these types of releases then this should definitely tilt you over.
Judging by your sig it would seem you have a PS3, maybe the easiest thing to do is just to go out and purchase the PS3 copy of the game?
The actual gameplay looks very bland and generic, I trust Kevin when he says the story is interesting but it's not very fun to play in between story segments.
Driver . The open world driving game ever and still no sequel?
adamosmaki
What about Driver 2, Driver 3 or Driver: Parallel lines?
Yeah I don't think that comparison is accurate. We talked about this before, but you spend most of the time in Burnout Paradise traveling, well... much, much, much faster than you ever do in WoW. Just thinking about it, even a flying creature was probably 30-40mph or so, and the cars in Burnout are tearing around at 4x that at least. Drive at a walking pace and see how long it takes to cross the map, maybe.[QUOTE="therancors"][QUOTE="Rheorin"] Yeah, and according to that, it's almost twice as big as World of Warcraft. That I do not believe.Makari
edit: Yeah, thinking about it - I'm inserting the Burnout vehicles in WoW's map, mentally. I'm pretty sure they could clear the entirety of Stormwind in one jump or drive the Deeprun Tram in what, 10-15 seconds if they're going flat-out? The cars in Burnout are *fast.*
Yeah but look at the size of it compared to GTA:SA, you could drive and fly very fast in that game and it felt bigger than BP yet it's not even a 4th the size.
Also I just remembered another game, Test Drive Unlimited. A whole Hawaiian island
What? No... Bodies are flapping around, they can be hurled through the air with a shotgun of about 20 feet, the ammo/medic packs slide as if they're on ice, the only good physics really is the building collapsing. Anarchist-TKC-1
That's script based destruction, Red Faction Guerrilla is an example of physics based destruction.
A lot of people seem to think that I am braging about BFBC2's physics... I'm not. I know this game has a poor physics engine and the destruction is also very scripted (even though the destruction of the ground impresses me). If you guys were to watch the video that I posted, you would know that it shows how "crazy" the physics are. They have tanks flying way off in the distance and other crazy things.
arto1223
Sorry I didn't mean you specifically, just I've seen in other threads people commending the game for its fantastic physics.
Maybe check out Sword of the Stars. It's turn based when building and moving between planets but the battles are in real time and in some respects more impressive than sins.
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