The Gamespot review, 9.0 with glowing text, has probably salvaged this as a purchase for me. Gamespot is also known as the toughest reviewer, so take that into account.
Although, since Gamespot switched to half points scale, I dont know who to trust anymore.
i don't doubt the PS3 version has lower framerate, but how does the fact BlimBlim is french make him a reputable source of information regarding Ubisoft Montreal titles? unless he personally knows somebody inside.
reading his posts at neogaf, it looks like he got no information regarding the two versions, but rather compared them himself.
I get the impression from that thread that he is also a big 360 fanboy.Due to Blimblim being French and so is UBI, he gets a lot of info from them in particular. Anything that he says about UBI should be taken as fact.
i don't doubt the PS3 version has lower framerate, but how does the fact BlimBlim is french make him a reputable source of information regarding Ubisoft Montreal titles? unless he personally knows somebody inside.
reading his posts at neogaf, it looks like he got no information regarding the two versions, but rather compared them himself.
i don't doubt the PS3 version has lower framerate, but how does the fact BlimBlim is french make him a reputable source of information regarding Ubisoft Montreal titles? unless he personally knows somebody inside.
reading his posts at neogaf, it looks like he got no information regarding the two versions, but rather compared them himself.
Now apparently the Gamespot review says that the PS3 version has a slightly better framerate, and the IGN review which originally had comments about framerate issues with the PS3 version has been edited. Some interesting stuff there! Maybe something with early review builds being superceded?
very interesting indeed that IGN edited that out... i didn't even notice that!Now apparently the Gamespot review says that the PS3 version has a slightly better framerate, and the IGN review which originally had comments about framerate issues with the PS3 version has been edited. Some interesting stuff there! Maybe something with early review builds being superceded?
people have said that the framerate is slightly more stable on PS3 in the earlier missions (which is why people are thinking GS said the framerate is more stable in their review). could it be that the framerate is better on PS3 at times and better on 360 at times?Yes but the IGN comments remain in their Insider only video comparison. The video also clearly shows the PS3 slowing down dramatically, while the 360 version does not. I'm guessing they just want fuel to fire up more subscriptions
Could be. I'm the one who suggested it here. We need someone with both copies to lay down the facts.people have said that the framerate is slightly more stable on PS3 in the earlier missions (which is why people are thinking GS said the framerate is more stable in their review). could it be that the framerate is better on PS3 at times and better on 360 at times?
Sounds like they did a by the numbers UBIsoft multiplatform review.Now apparently the Gamespot review says that the PS3 version has a slightly better framerate, and the IGN review which originally had comments about framerate issues with the PS3 version has been edited. Some interesting stuff there! Maybe something with early review builds being superceded?
EDIT: Yep, I can confirm the edit. I still had the old version open, which did point out PS3 framerate issues, then I hit refresh and those comments were gone!
7/10 at 1up, quote. http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/35367/Assassins-Creed-Gets-a-7-10-at-1UpThe fault of Creed's game structure isn't what you do -- gathering intel and conducting hits is actually pretty sweet. The repetition of these actions, however, is severely bitter. I kept waiting for a changeup of the objectives, and, well, that never happened. From the first hit to the last, you go through the same motions over and over and over...find the viewpoints, do the investigation missions, and take out the final target. It got to the point where I only did the minimum amount of investigation tasks needed to perform each kill.
IGN- You'll hear the same handful of comments when running through cities repeated again and again. And the music is fairly absent in most instances to allow the atmosphere to be king. But there is little aural atmosphere.
Amazing to see such differening opinions, it almost soudns like they're talking about two completely different games:
http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?threadid=652864
You need to check with your local Fry's. Some are doing, some aren't