Otherwise you're only seening it at around 300 resolution
Since most of the games don't run higher than 480 (if that), then you're
going to get higher res on the PC... Saying that, you need a decent spec
PC and graphics card to run the games at a decent resolution, otherwise
you'll only get around 320x240... Which is shite :P
Now, watch an Xbox game on HD, like Enter The Matrix, Soul Calibur II,
T3 or True Crimes, all of which run at 720, then you'll notice the
difference
Remember that a stanard TV's resolution isn't anywhere near as good as a
decent monitor, just a LOT bigger and TV shows anti-alias wonderfully
<g>
Of course, games like Metroid Prime on the GameCube looks great, and it
only runs at 480...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 9:37 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Max Payne 2- PC Graphics
>
>
> Whooaaa....
>
> this may change with the next generation of consoles, but I
> am constantly reminded how much better games look on the PC!
>
> I saw Max Payne 2 in the store for the Xbox, and checked the
> screenshots. I decided to get it for the PC and I fired it up
> about two hours ago.
>
> Man....I am blown away by how sharp the textures are, the
> richness of the colors and the sense of fine control I get
> with the keyboard and mouse combo! I found myself reaching
> for my Wingman game controller at one point, then had to stop
> myself lol! Sacrilege eh??
>
> After playing Deus Ex on the Xbox, and True Crime...and SWAT
> Urban Justice I got a little used to the imprecise 'Auto Aim'
> of the consoles.
>
>
> Anyone else tried out Max Payne 2?
>
> -Gel
>
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