are these games better on the PS2 or Xbox ?
12-27-02 | 03:36 PM
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are these games better on the PS2 or Xbox ?
I looked for reviews but can't find which system is better for these games
any help would be great.
Hitman 2
LOTR FOTR
LOTR TTT
also i was thinking of buying a Gamecube for the new Sonic game and the Star wars games. Does anyone know if ther is going to be a price drop soon ?
any help would be great.
Hitman 2
LOTR FOTR
LOTR TTT
also i was thinking of buying a Gamecube for the new Sonic game and the Star wars games. Does anyone know if ther is going to be a price drop soon ?
12-27-02 | 10:45 PM
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I heard that the X-box TTT is slightly better than the PS2.
From IGN
The game looked particularly stunning on PS2 with it's extremely realistic environments and clean animation. On Xbox, the richness of the environments is still there with super detailed forests, swamps, mountains etc. You can see fish swimming about in transparent pools of water that can be disturbed with extremely realistic ripples of water. Two Towers looks the part of a highly polished Xbox game mainly because it does away with the "sparklies" that surround everything in the PS2 game. Xbox owner can take a look at the visual quality of Hunter: The Reckoning if they want a good idea of how Two Towers is going to look on their systems.
From IGN
The game looked particularly stunning on PS2 with it's extremely realistic environments and clean animation. On Xbox, the richness of the environments is still there with super detailed forests, swamps, mountains etc. You can see fish swimming about in transparent pools of water that can be disturbed with extremely realistic ripples of water. Two Towers looks the part of a highly polished Xbox game mainly because it does away with the "sparklies" that surround everything in the PS2 game. Xbox owner can take a look at the visual quality of Hunter: The Reckoning if they want a good idea of how Two Towers is going to look on their systems.
