#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX 720P#
#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX FULL#
#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX PC#

#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX PC#

ItвЂ™s easily the most visually impressive of all three versions, even if itвЂ™s not pushing any boundaries compared to the latest crop of PC titles like Thief or even Titanfall. Texture quality is thankfully higher grade with improved depth of field and higher resolution environmental effects. Mercury Steam also used post-process anti-aliasing on textures and though it doesnвЂ™t compare to the likes of, say, Ryse: Son of Rome or AssassinвЂ™s Creed IV: Black Flag (PC), it does the job more often than not. What does that say about the PC version then, which is neither limited by its resolution or texture quality? PC users can expect a solid 1920Г—1080 resolution and 60 FPS with fairly generous system requirements. YouвЂ™ll be hard-pressed to find any real differences unless comparing them both side-by-side and even then itвЂ™s difficult. Both versions experience their fair of dropped frames, and both maintain a strong 30 FPS frame rate throughout. Since neither can stake a claim to higher resolutions or superior anti-aliasing, it falls to the frame rate performance to decide which is superior. Interestingly in terms of performance, the PS3 and Xbox 360 sequences are more or less evenly matched. 'Interestingly in terms of performance, the PS3 and Xbox 360 sequences are more or less evenly matched and neither can stake a claim to higher resolutions or superior anti-aliasing.' Does it affect gameplay in the least, especially considering the overall environmental effects (albeit low-res) employed to mask the same? ItвЂ™s certainly less intrusive than the frame rate troubles of the previous game. ThereвЂ™s no anti-aliasing to speak of and youвЂ™ll spot more than your fair share of jaggy edges throughout. While good for sustaining a strong frame rate, it does hurt the overall edging on textures.

#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX 720P#

Lords of Shadow 2 employs a non-native 720p resolution while emphasizing on the same particle effects, texture blurring and other effects apparent in the previous game. The other big change is the downsized resolution. Lords of Shadow 2 stays relatively rock-solid throughout вЂ“ you may see 4 to 5 frames dropped in the worst circumstances.

The original game was criticized for its highly fluctuating 30 FPS frame rate which had a tendency to drop to sun 20 during some of the crazier sequences. The most noticeable improvement Lords of Shadow 2 brings over its predecessor is the frame rate. 'Whereas Lords of Shadow relied on a 1280x720 resolution, Lords of Shadow 2 employs a 1024x720 resolution while emphasizing on the same particle effects, texture blurring and other effects apparent in the previous game.'

#HALO 2 PC VS XBOX FULL#

YouвЂ™ll be hard-pressed to see any real difference between the PS3 and Xbox 360 version вЂ“ even the PC version doesnвЂ™t offer much by way of extra features aside from full HD resolution support and a rock-solid 60 FPS. The overall unevenness of the game surprisingly doesnвЂ™t apply to the gameвЂ™s multi-platform development. It could be the art direction that serves up gothic decors one moment and is then forced to contend with a modern setting in the next. ItвЂ™s hard to pinpoint just what it is about Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 that feels so uneven.

Halo 2 pc vs xbox