Burnout 360
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Could be, where did you find those?
Well all i can say is that they do have a Burnout look, and they are at a perfect 720p resolution so it very well could be. Wanna see some crazy next gen particles though 
EDIT: Oh, didn't see Mmmmkay post.
EDIT: Oh, didn't see Mmmmkay post.
!eVo!-X Ant UK
Banned
Looks like they have tarted up B4 and released it on 360 with a few extra effects.
mckmas8808
Legend
Hardknock said:
I don't like them too much either. I only way I can forgive Crieton is if the game has HUGE amounts of physics in it. The physics would have to be as heavy as that Sega driving shoot'em up game. Can't remember the name though.
Oh and 60 fps!!
If this game really is great looking and not a quick-slap-together I think I just found a reason to pick up an Xbox 360 :smile: (like I needed more than Gears of War, but still...) Burnout is really fun even on a "lowly" PS 2. More physics and even better graphics and "woooohoooo! Boost, baby! BOOOOOOOOST!" *hair flies back + major race-face *
Yes, without a doubt. Lens flare is out, bloom is inhey69 said:
As a games/graphics programmer myself I've had chats with more than enough developers who agree with the same thing, but they still put it in because it's expected. It's just, like, so last-year if you don't have bloom...
Jack
I wouldn't expect anything too amazing until the 2nd generation of 360/PS3 titles. Sure, it'll probably look a bit better that current stuff - but from what I've heard a lot of developers are just throwing bigger and better versions of current algorithms at a meatier piece of hardware.Bad_Boy said:
It's not until they've been able to get a feel for the hardware and learnt it's strengths/weaknesses that they'll start to develop some seriously cool stuff that really uses the hardware.
Another way of thinking about it is to realise that many developers didn't have the luxury of dropping everything and working on the current 360 titles. They still had (have?) XBOX and PS2 projects on the go, and still had to pay the bills whilst co-developing 360 stuff - less budget, less resources etc...
Jack
I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing. Once the initial "look at me!" factor wears off and this effect is used in a more subdued manner, it will help generate some life in what may otherwise be very boring geometry.JHoxley said:Yes, without a doubt. Lens flare is out, bloom is in
As a games/graphics programmer myself I've had chats with more than enough developers who agree with the same thing, but they still put it in because it's expected. It's just, like, so last-year if you don't have bloom...
I think Age of Empires III is a pretty good example of this. It might still be on the bright side, but it certainly doesn't yell out so loud you cannot see the rest.
scooby_dooby
Legend
I think FarCry on the XBOX pretty much did all you can do with Bloom lighting, I hope they move on to something a little better pretty quickly.
I don't mind blooming if it's done well, but as for example in these pictures the "blooming" makes everything hazy, it looks like you're viewing everything through a slightly smeared glasses putting a foggy halo effect around virtually every edge.
Those pics look ugly and very this gen. I do hope they are not representing what a next gen Burnout is going to look like.
Those pics look ugly and very this gen. I do hope they are not representing what a next gen Burnout is going to look like.
