Misleading title, since the key take-away from the article is probably
"The experience should be identical."
"The experience should be identical."
Actually, technically the "experience" will be different. TW3 on Xbone will support surface, and I expect will also take advantage of Kinect (think easier menu navigation). On the other hand on PS4 TW3 has a chance to take advantage of GDDR5, even though CDP Red thinks it to be not that important. Also Vita integration (which IMO is not a good idea) and use of the touchscreen on the DS4, along with the PS Eye, is a possibility.
It should be different in some way, isn't it? It's a different operating system and one which uses OpenGL for graphics, unlike Xbox.
Like this?krisk7 said:
http://asia.gamespot.com/news/the-witcher-2-hitting-xbox-360-april-17-6349255
Old news, what they're saying now is that they're not sure.dragonbird said:
http://gamingbolt.co...vidual-hardware
Well, yes, pretty old. It was a 2012 article about the launch of TW2 on Xbox360. As requested by Krisk7.Sycophant said:
My pain is seeing people who keep taking generic PR statements in consideration as if they were actually useful in learning anything relevant about a game, in a sense or the other.AserPik said:
Of course they will always claim that "there are no compromises in any version of the game and they will all be on par" and at the same time that "they are going to push each of these platforms to its limits".
What? These two statements contradict each other?
Yeah, that's exactly how PR speech usually works.
Damn, sorry. I got misled by the Xbox one part - which did not exist then.dragonbird said:
Dude, it's pre-alpha. As in they only started working on it for about 3-4 months. Give it time.Lopes21 said:
No, they didn't.Sycophant said:
Beside, there's no need to be over-defensive about the game either.
It's completely fair game for people to give a honest feedback on what they've seen so far, regardless if that was intended for the general audience or not.
Are they surely going to improve it a lot? Well, let's hope that's the case. It would be all for the better, but I don't see the problem in pointing "You know, I noticed this little thing I didn't like".
You are correct in your point - it is one I originally made. I only made the pre-alpha case because the fluidity he wants is already something CDP Red said they are aiming for, thus his suggestion is kind of redundant. Secondly, here is an interview where CDP said that at the time of E3, they had worked on the game (the actual game, not the concepts) for only 2 months. it's kinda big, but wortha watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZmJjbuCmwYTucoBenedicto said: