hairlesswookiee
PALPATINE CRUSADER!!!!
^^^gotcha. did you get the Wii version??? i think the gamecube is a little easier to get into because of the controls. i just couldn't get the hand of the wii for some reason.
is this fact from comparison?? (trying not to fuel another debate)
Yes, there was an article about it from Eurogamer
The engine is the MT Framework which was used on other Capcom games like Lost Planet, Dead Rising, and Devil May Cry 4. It was first built to be made on the PC which could then easily go to the Xbox 360, then they later worked on support for PS3. On the Xbox 360 version it has 4x Anti-Aliasing, the PS3 has 2x, and when things get busy they have it setup to change the AA setting to make it run smoothly still, so the PS3 will turn it off completely and the Xbox will turn it down to 2x then off. The Xbox version also has some extra effects (especially water) that look better. And that's purely because it was developed for it more.
Lame.
wow. how do they not realize that was a mistake??From what I understand there was absolutely no mouse support which is just unforgivable.
I built my gaming pc last summer around the ability to run CryEngine 2 smoothly! I haven't heard much about CE3, but I heard that it'll be architecturally frugal compared to CE2, meaning it'll perform better without big sacrifices to visual fidelity.
I had always thought the MT Framework engine was built from the ground up for development on Xbox 360, seeing as most of the games built upon it were Xbox 360 timed exclusives. Lost Planet 2 uses an upgraded form of MT F, and it looks great so far (as well as being a 360 exclusive).
Given the origin of MT F, I wonder why RE5 isn't coming out for PC. It must be a financial thing.
I suggest people should play this on veteran level
too easy on normal?
So, does this have the new control scheme that makes it a bit more modern? I know it was not in the demo, but this bit seems quiet?
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