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- #ENEMY FRONT PC CONTROLLER SUPPORT PS3#
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#ENEMY FRONT PC CONTROLLER SUPPORT PS3#
The textures on the PS3 are the same as that of the Xbox, but it shoots ahead in particle effects and a very minute improvement in the alpha processing the latter’s difference is almost invisible to the eye so the improvement counts for nought.
The Ps3 version of the game remains largely the same as the Xbox 360 version. Soft shadows and texture mapping are almost at par with the 360 but at some points they don’t hold up against its MS counterpart somehow." Ambient occlusion is present, but again, cannot be seen throughout the game and only certain objects flung about the map feature that. The lighting system on the PS3 retains the same brilliance like that on the Xbox 360. It does help the game to look better, and even though there isn’t much of it available, better that little than none. You may come across it here and there as you chance to scrutinise a certain bundle of planks, or a door you’re about to go through, or certain stone blocks lying about. On the other hand, ambient occlusion IS in place, but not ubiquitously. Anisotropic filtering is missing and it quite wrenched my heart to see such a beautifully crafted game lack that. Lighting in the game has been exquisitely used to its advantage and lends the game a charm, supplemented by the shadows, even if somewhat marred by the lack of proper anti-aliasing techniques. The negatives aside, the game still does have really good shadows. Player animations are at times rigid and seem as if some characters in the game are having fits.
Particle effects and alpha processing are not neatly done, resulting in fires looking rather odd and having no element of transparency. Anti-aliasing is not much of complain if you discount the shadow outlines. Whilst great pains are taken to detail the guns and make them react to the worldly elements (like light) in the game, vegetation is a let down with trees and bushes looking like green planks stuck on huge toothpicks. While most buildings and objects are carefully detailed, some very obvious elements like the ground and crenellations strewn here and there for cover have a dearth of detailing which is a disappointment.Įven so, the depth of field in the game is sufficient and there isn’t more one could ask for in this regard.
The game pits you in the midst of ravaged cities and country sides which are beautifully detailed, although the lack of high resolution textures is felt often.
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Player animations are at times rigid and seem as if some characters in the game are having fits."Įnemy Front on the Xbox 360 does look enrapturing at first look, but it most certainly doesn’t utilise the full potential of the MS console. " Particle effects and alpha processing are not neatly done, resulting in fires looking rather odd and having no element of transparency. The game fares modestly across all the platforms although with the CryEngine 3 mentioned, it does seem to be a disappointment. Using the CryEngine 3, the game was released on both the consoles of the older generation as well as on the PC platform. The game may feel very much like the earlier World War games, but yet has a personality of its own and doesn’t seem hackneyed or redundant. Enemy Front goes back to the theme that we have all loved, and although the theme seems to have been overused, CI Games have made a solid entry in the market with a WW II game that they have rolled out from a different perspective, involving the Polish.
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It’s been ages since any game has tackled the theme of the World Wars since the success of the series like Call of Duty, Medal of Honour, Brothers in Arms et al.
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