Titanio said:Of course it's possible. There were a number of games at E3 not using AA (HS at the time, though it now is..MGS4, at TGS, didn't seem to be using AA).
liverkick said:I was curious about MGS4. Are we sure it wasnt using AA (HDR usage aside)? The IQ on the 720p trailer is remarkably smooth looking, particularly Snake's character model. I think the only time I noticed any jaggies whatsoever were on some powerlines in the background, but even 2xAA wouldn't clean that up.
london-boy said:Like there are X360 games without AA or even AF, there will be games on PS3 without those features.
scooby_dooby said:Name one. There are no 360 games without AA to my knowldege.
I think games can get away with no AA at 1080i resolution, at that resolution jaggies are so small it's not really a problem. At 720p it's an absolute must IMO, having big jarring jaggies absolutely drags the GFX down and shatters the illusion of the gameworld.
london-boy said:Heh, that's the reason lots of people aren't really bothered with AA, sometimes it doesn't really rids the screen of jaggies, and sometimes you don't see aliasing anyway... Personally, i always do, but i understand that people might not be as picky as i am.
liverkick said:Im usually pretty sensitive to aliasing as well. Even games at 1600x1200 res on PC I still notice a lack of AA right away.
Could there be any PS3 games with no AA?
liverkick said:I was curious about MGS4. Are we sure it wasnt using AA (HDR usage aside)?
liverkick said:The IQ on the 720p trailer is remarkably smooth looking, particularly Snake's character model. I think the only time I noticed any jaggies whatsoever were on some powerlines in the background, but even 2xAA wouldn't clean that up.
x360 launchDaryl said:Would they just look too bad? Or could you get by? How big a factor are jaggies at 720P no AA?
PD0 has AA, it has software AA, it doesn't do the full screen but anything up close is fully AA'ed. The guns for example are flawless, anything you walk up to will be very clean. The jaggies in PD0 are all in the distance, everything up close is clean.joebloggs said:PDZ does not have AA - I think they mentioned using motion blur instead because AA was "not entirely free" in their words.