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Heh, we'll see I guessMicrosoft is trying to one up GT4 on every level, so there's no way they're going to halve the framerate.
While we are at it, Gaming Age preview wasn't all that positive about that either...Seems to be they are more interested in one-upping the graphics.
Forza has been in development for two years and the gameplay shows it. The E3 demo had several tracks on course, including the popular Leguna Seca course. At first glance, the game seems average due to its current 30 frames per second and unpolished textures. However the gameplay is definitely the needle in the haystack.
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Though the graphics are unpolished, there are details in Forza that already look fantastic. The entire inside of the vehicle is viewable from the dash, to the driver, to the driver's hand shifting the manual stick on each gear. There are real time reflections all over the car, though currently they are moving at less than 30 fps. The backgrounds need a little work and look a bit bland.
Forza Motorsport's gameplay is definitely a fine-tuned challenger to Sony's GT series. The graphics still have a ways to go compared to GT and Konami's own new Enthusia racing.
MGS series to me has 10 times more charm, soul and 'air' about it than Splinter Cell. It's more interesting, intriguing and more fun when it comes down to it. It's not that I don't think SC is great, it's just that I think MGS games are better. Gameplay is more fluid, more varied and more dynamic. It's cinematic presentation and attention to detail is unmatched. I know for a fact that A LOT of people agree with me, and there sure is a hell of a lot more interest for MGS3 than there was for SC2 or there is for Splinter Cell 3, which hardly registered a blip in comparision on any of the forums I visit (not to mention various expectations lists in magazines and sites where MGS3 always hoovers up there with GTA:SA, Halo 2 and RE4, while SC2 never did or SC3 never does) I don't know if you've seen it, but people on forums literally flipped out after the last MGS3 trailer - and it really is that good, in my opinion. A pool on GAF, which has never been an MGS friendly board to begin with, has put the game on the equal number of votes for the game of the show as the new Zelda (a game that had Nintendo fans fainting in their chairs, although just a short trailer was shown)I'd hate to troll in such a thoughtful discussion, but do we really care about the MGS series anymore? After Splinter Cell, do we really care about how Solid Snake eats his fishes or snakes to survive? I just couldn't bother to stop long enough play it.
Really? Can't check right now, but I could have sweared the tearing was obvious in some places. Notably when Snake wades through a river at night with those minichoppers searching above, and when he takes down the big helicopter from that stationary gun turret.Marconelly! said:Well, I haven't seen any tearing in the new trailer or the new gameplay footage from E3, which quite honestly worries me a bit
PC-Engine said:MGS series is more of a anime type style. SC is more simulation in style.