Comments on: PS4 and PS3 Launch Titles Compared: Killzone Shadow Fall Vs. Resistance

By: Optimal Supreme

Optimal Supreme — Fri, 13 Jan 2017 19:36:00 +0000

Lets be honest ps4 went backwards when compared to the ps3 .Man why do people lie so much.It has been proven so many times. That the ps3 tech is way better then then either the xbox 1 or the ps4 .. oh yeah to sell pos products ,and Oh yeah bump shading. This is done to hide crappy graphics. of inferior tech of x86 some 70 year old tech .congrats people on falling for it.Then believing in this guy who pushes the lie of the frame rate lol what a liar. 24 come on I have been to a guys house. With only 10 and the ps4 and the xbx 1 ,and xbx which is better has problems. Lets us not forget the ps3 had 12 people at once, then downloading a game playing a movie in the playstation network.. oh yeah no problem at all These where down all at the exact same time in real-time..Thats true real-time multitasking. That wont happen on any ps4 or xbox. Why it was/is an Amiga clone. I have done it several times so have others on the ps3 only. ,and no ; lets be honest ps4 user cant. yeah whatever even these picts show how bad the ps4 tech really is. SO for once stop being a liar.

By: Kallisti

Kallisti — Tue, 01 Mar 2016 14:27:00 +0000

Did this guy even play Resistance: Fall of Man? Plenty of times there would be a lot of enemies on screen at the same time.

By: puupekkapaa

puupekkapaa — Thu, 24 Oct 2013 21:38:00 +0000

i actually prefer he one above

By: da Boss

da Boss — Thu, 24 Oct 2013 18:57:00 +0000

Resistance still looks pretty good to me. KS:SF completely demolishes it, but not bad. I’d like to see a legitament, head2head comparison between KZ3, SF, BF4 and COD Ghost

By: KuchikiSentou

KuchikiSentou — Thu, 24 Oct 2013 18:01:00 +0000

I don’t think screenshots do it justice.

Best to view it in motion. Because those shots are actually not that far off in quality. Of course there are more polygons leading to better draw distance on objects, but I think the difference is better shown in motion.