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which has the the best graphics pas2,xbox and gamecube how many bit are they
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We are planning on riding to rivington from preston meet at the cuerden valley park car park on the asda road at 8am, by the speed camera, the ride is about 35 miles and should take us about 3 to 4 hours
your still comparing apples and pairs
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> PS2 does support anti-aliasing but some developers seem to find it difficult to implement - or just don't bother.
The PS2 can do Full screen, edge and selective anti-aliasing through the hard ware without any problems. Developers found it difficult at first due to it not being obvious, but after 6 months found the solutions...
You have to remeber the AA uses memory and the more you AA a game, the bigger impact this has on the CPU...
I can't say the the AA on the PS2 is that bad, I have yet to see a game that makes me go urg!! and who cares about the scenery when your playing a fast paced game?
> PS2 does support anti-aliasing but some developers seem to find it difficult to implement - or just don't bother.
The PS2 can do Full screen, edge and selective anti-aliasing through the hard ware without any problems. Developers found it difficult at first due to it not being obvious, but after 6 months found the solutions...
You have to remeber the AA uses memory and the more you AA a game, the bigger impact this has on the CPU...
I can't say the the AA on the PS2 is that bad, I have yet to see a game that makes me go urg!! and who cares about the scenery when your playing a fast paced game?
Natbuc wrote:
>Gran turismo on the DC...wtf?
Remember Bleem for the PC. Well they release Bleemcast. A disc cost £5 or something around that figure. It would then let you play PS1 games on your DC with improved graphics. They only released it for a few games. Only 1 game could be played on the disc and GT2 was one of the first games to be done. But £5 for a disc that only let you play 1 game was a bit annoying but it gave the DC owners a good racing game to play.
>Gran turismo on the DC...wtf?
Remember Bleem for the PC. Well they release Bleemcast. A disc cost £5 or something around that figure. It would then let you play PS1 games on your DC with improved graphics. They only released it for a few games. Only 1 game could be played on the disc and GT2 was one of the first games to be done. But £5 for a disc that only let you play 1 game was a bit annoying but it gave the DC owners a good racing game to play.
I agree its the games that make the console and its graphics.
PS2 wins because I have one.
PS2 wins because I have one.
uk_vamp wrote:
> your comparing 3 diffrent systems with different hardware features and no the
> game don't have anti aliasing it's a hardware thing this is seen best on GT2 on
> bleemcast as the DC has it but the PS1 didn't that why it looked better
i had
> to clear that up
Gran turismo on the DC...wtf?
> your comparing 3 diffrent systems with different hardware features and no the
> game don't have anti aliasing it's a hardware thing this is seen best on GT2 on
> bleemcast as the DC has it but the PS1 didn't that why it looked better
i had
> to clear that up
Gran turismo on the DC...wtf?
to me it does'nt really matter about graphic, its all about gameplay.
PS2 does support anti-aliasing but some developers seem to find it difficult to implement - or just don't bother.
Best examples I've seen so far are "Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance" and (from video clips only) ICO.
Best examples I've seen so far are "Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance" and (from video clips only) ICO.
your comparing 3 diffrent systems with different hardware features and no the game don't have anti aliasing it's a hardware thing this is seen best on GT2 on bleemcast as the DC has it but the PS1 didn't that why it looked better
i had to clear that up
i had to clear that up
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