XBOX 360 graphics

Barso · 17 Nov 2009 at 17:45

I can see your point and you're right but yes, I do think that paying the extra money was worth it.
Not only that but my online gaming is free and games are far cheaper.
My hardware is reliable and I don't have to buy extras using those so called moonbucks that Microsoft call points.
It is a great little machine for what it does but it also has a lot of flaws that MS really still have not sorted out yet.
That's why I migrated to PC gaming.

OpenToSuggestions · 17 Nov 2009 at 21:04

Whilst console graphics is poor compared to pc, some gamers are not as technically minded as the OCUK forum and prefer to just have a disk that is just put in and play

SkScotchegg · 17 Nov 2009 at 23:46

Deadspace and fallout 3 look allot better on the PC then on the consoles also. I have a PS3 and an xbox 360 and I'd say PC graphics are best, then 360 then PS3 last but all are good.

Last_Human · 18 Nov 2009 at 01:32

Have CoD MW2 on PS3 and play a lot of 4 player splitscreen with my housemates, get real bad slowdown at times and has fallen over on more than one occassion.

Would love to tweak the settings a bit to make it run smoother heh

asoxedri · 18 Nov 2009 at 02:52

reflux said:
Crysis. @ 2560x1600. You need some epic hardware to play it at that resolution though.

everyone has given up on this game!

Mr.Nick · 17 Dec 2009 at 21:03

I'm really gotting fed up of this topic, as I'm sure a lot of other people are.

K1LLSW1TCH · 17 Dec 2009 at 21:24

In my opinion games on PC look much crisper and there's no doubt that PC's are much more powerful than consoles are. The thing is you play your PC games usually sat on top of the monitor, so if you've got textures on medium it's very noticeable compared to high, or even ultra/max.

When you play a console you are sat at least a meter or two away from the screen so those jaggy bits are less jaggy or even untraceable from that kind of distance. I think if console gamers played games through a monitor and sat a foot away like most of us PC gamers do then they would be less quick to argue their case.

That said I used to enjoy the simple switch on, play game, switch off option that a console gives you. My gaming PC does this also, but I'm sure if I used it as a general purpose machine I'd run into problems now and again, whereas the consoles rarely do this, unless you have a 360.