Andreas Dahl wrote:Well, they could have delayed the PC release until November/December; and as you said, people with a $500 card could probably play it, but what about the vast majority that doesn't have such a good/expensive computer? Enough people are having trouble turning on lighting as it is, they wouldn't even be able to begin to load the main menu of the X360 version. And when it comes down to it, EA isn't going to throw away a bunch of money by doing something that only pleases that few people.
I recon we can see the PC version having the same base as the X360 version in two years tho..
You can't be serious. The XBOX can't possibly be that powerful. If ATI can truly make a video card for the Xbox that powerful, why wouldn't they make a PC video card at the same level - especially since they're charging $400 for an ATI X850 XT. (the XBOX alone costs only $400). I read this somewhere in Tom's Hardware Guide:mikemach wrote:You guy's do realize that the ATI card in the X360 is about 3 to 4 generations ahead of any card out now including the new Nvidia 7800 cards? The Xbox will also be running at the equivalent of 3 3.4 ghz processors without the lag of a operating system in the background. I'm a true die-hard PC game guy but this console is the shit. I've actually seen game play from a friend who is a manager at Gamestop from a recent trip to a conference that they attended and the whole game looked like a real broadcast like the Tim Duncan video that was released a week or to ago.Things look good for us down the road no matter what we are playing.
Mike
JWL3 wrote:You can't be serious. The XBOX can't possibly be that powerful. If ATI can truly make a video card for the Xbox that powerful, why wouldn't they make a PC video card at the same level - especially since they're charging $400 for an ATI X850 XT. (the XBOX alone costs only $400). I read this somewhere in Tom's Hardware Guide:mikemach wrote:You guy's do realize that the ATI card in the X360 is about 3 to 4 generations ahead of any card out now including the new Nvidia 7800 cards? The Xbox will also be running at the equivalent of 3 3.4 ghz processors without the lag of a operating system in the background. I'm a true die-hard PC game guy but this console is the shit. I've actually seen game play from a friend who is a manager at Gamestop from a recent trip to a conference that they attended and the whole game looked like a real broadcast like the Tim Duncan video that was released a week or to ago.Things look good for us down the road no matter what we are playing.
Mike
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"Speaking of which... Nvidia has a wonderful comparison related to that number. As it turns out, 302 million transistors are more than in the original Xbox GPU, the PS2 GPU, the ATI Game Cube Flipper chip, the Game Cube Gekko chip, the Xbox Pentium CPU, the PS2 emotion engine CPU, and the Athlon FX 56 CPU - combined !"
mikemach wrote:The Havoc engine from Half-Life 2 is what's being used in NBA Live 360 and those are some of the best real world physics in a game out now.
mikemach wrote:People seem to get confused that since this new generation of console is coming it's still in the jaggie edge era. With the HDTV it should be gone now. I'd say that the first games are going to be hit or miss and the second ones coming out this time next year will start to really blow us away when they get used to the power and what they can pull off.
Mike
Andreas Dahl wrote:Well, they could have delayed the PC release until November/December; and as you said, people with a $500 card could probably play it, but what about the vast majority that doesn't have such a good/expensive computer? Enough people are having trouble turning on lighting as it is, they wouldn't even be able to begin to load the main menu of the X360 version. And when it comes down to it, EA isn't going to throw away a bunch of money by doing something that only pleases that few people.
I recon we can see the PC version having the same base as the X360 version in two years tho..
JWL3 wrote:You can't be serious. The XBOX can't possibly be that powerful. If ATI can truly make a video card for the Xbox that powerful, why wouldn't they make a PC video card at the same level - especially since they're charging $400 for an ATI X850 XT. (the XBOX alone costs only $400). I read this somewhere in Tom's Hardware Guide:mikemach wrote:You guy's do realize that the ATI card in the X360 is about 3 to 4 generations ahead of any card out now including the new Nvidia 7800 cards? The Xbox will also be running at the equivalent of 3 3.4 ghz processors without the lag of a operating system in the background. I'm a true die-hard PC game guy but this console is the shit. I've actually seen game play from a friend who is a manager at Gamestop from a recent trip to a conference that they attended and the whole game looked like a real broadcast like the Tim Duncan video that was released a week or to ago.Things look good for us down the road no matter what we are playing.
Mike
http://www.tgdaily.com/2005/06/22/peddi ... index.html
point-guard wrote:hmmm..too complicated..haha..i mean..its ok about the graphics for me..but it seems like 360 have more features..such as shoot around before games..new player making..why cant we have those?i m not talking bt sweats and stuffs..just features..damn
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