The PS3, A graphical powerhouse. Not many titles on the Xbox 360 would dare participate in a visual comparison with PS3’s best. Oh sure some can, but not many.
I’m talking Killzone 2, Heavy Rain, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of The Patriots and even LittleBigPlanet. These exclusives look great!
But like in everything else there’s good, better and best. God of War III and Uncharted 2 are the best looking games on PS3. Still the question exists, which one’s the most visually impressive?
The Games Thirst community is a pretty intelligent one. I’ll let you guys be the judge.
Wow, the Japanese don’t play around do they? White Knight Chronicles has only barley made it to the west and yet, this early, screens from the sequel have been released.
One of the most important aspects of any game is how good it looks. I know, gameplay comes first, and for many the story comes after but don’t be fooled, countless gamers who’ve experienced Uncharted 2 have died many deaths staring at the HDTV screen and the visually stunning scenes in said game; so don’t tell me graphics don’t matter because it does.
Again we get teased by Sony and Polyphony Digital with some new GT5 screens you’ll find past the break and see for yourself that they’re just breathtaking.
Two weeks ago we were the first to bring you new screens from Fallout: New Vegas. They looked awesome, however some gamers thought that the screens looked no different from the prior game, Fallout: 3. Is that so? Is there really no visual difference between Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas?
Fallout: New Vegas won’t be out until fall but already it’s shaping up to be one of the many contenders for GoTY we’ll have this year. Indeed, the gaming industry is flourishing with awesome titles.
Bethesda has released some awesome looking screens for what’s expected to be another great installment in the long running saga; find them below.
The iPad was announced a few moments ago and if one thing’s clear is the fact that Apple plans to move full throttle in the gaming industry with its new gadget.
EA has been really excited about the new tech way before its unveiling and now we see screens of at least one of the publisher’s games running on the device, plus Nova and MLB.com.
The embargo is up, and now previews and game impressions are now safe to go live. To celebrate this, SCEE has released some new screens of the upcoming blockbuster, and all we can say is….nothing.
