Siku84
Only online game atm I still currently own is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. Plan on getting Uncharted 2 back soon.
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Siku wrote:Siku84
Only online game atm I still currently own is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. Plan on getting Uncharted 2 back soon.
lazyhoboguy wrote:Siku wrote:Siku84
Only online game atm I still currently own is Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. Plan on getting Uncharted 2 back soon.
That game has an online mode? What is it?
Dr. Pariolo wrote:Hmmm.. Thats interesting! :p Are you renting that copy or its actually yours? Just asking if i should start looking for a cheap copy on ebay... ;o
Favrenation wrote:hah I just proof that the PS3 is better lmao
Would it really mess the frame rate up that bad?
lazyhoboguy wrote:Heard they removed the blood because it F'ed up the frame rate on the 360 version.
Wikipedia wrote:Team Ninja made several changes to the PS3 version's graphics from the Xbox 360 version. The game has been rebuilt on the same game engine as the first Ninja Gaiden Sigma The native resolution is now 720p, compared to the original 585p and the game has increased use bloom lighting[8]. The upgrade is commented by Digital Foundry as "Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 often has the visual edge, not just thanks to its massively increased resolution but also through the accomplished use of the RSX's pixel shaders"[9].
As a trade off for increased resolution, the amount of on-screen action has been reduced in the PS3 version to keep the game running at an acceptable speed. Digital Foundry points out that there are fewer enemies spawned at one time in the PS3 version of the game, and the developers "blatantly remove polygons in the Sigma edition in order to maintain frame-rate"[10]. Also of note is the reduction of bloodshed and gore-related violence than the Xbox 360 version. [11] Sprays of blood have been replaced by purple mist, and dead enemies and severed limbs will vanish from the battlefield "almost instantly" after killing an enemy[8].
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