Killzone 3 versus RAGE: HD Screenshot comparison

Posted By | On 26th, Aug. 2010

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Undoubtedly two of the most anticipated first person shooter games this generation, Killzone 2 and RAGE are both visual master pieces on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Guerilla’s managing director, Hermen Hulst, has stated Killzone 3 will use close to 100% of the PS3’s power. That’s what every developer says when they are working on a PlayStation 3 exclusive title, with each sequel actually bettering what the previous did.
RAGE, well we have got this to say. RAGE is one of the most artistic games that we have ever witnessed this generation. And we expected nothing less from the awesome development team at id Software. As the developers revealed at E3, every object in the game is rendered differently which means no two objects will the same in the game.
With both the games being developed by world class developers, we decided to do a screenshot comparison of both the games. We have done the comparison in terms of character models, environments and first person view. And believe me it’s very hard to pick up a winner. So I will rather let the hard work be done by you guys.
Note: Please click the images to see them in a pop up or use back-next button to navigate through them.

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Killzone 3 is due in February 2011 exclusively on the PlayStation 3 and RAGE is due in September 2011 on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows and Mac OS.


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