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From: mike_411 | #061 lolfaq here arguing just for the sake of arguing. From: PlayaMadeTxn05 | #062 Lol_FAQ From: RD_21 | #063 The problem is that you and I and most people can agree on the general vague statement that it's console like or it look like a console game, but while he isn't trolling he just don't want to see it that way and if the Vita graphics are 90% of what a console can be he will say no, not the same. From: nicktheman1 | #065 Theres a difference between criticizing a game and coming back into the topic every 2 minutes simply to counterpoint everyones opinion. Thats what a troll is. You clearly have no life. How do you benefit from deterring people from trying a game? Youve made your point, this game is bad(or so you think) now leave. From: mcsmellington | #066 It's what he does best. To be fair he does often have something resembling a point. Not so much here though. http://i.imgur.com/Iywf2.jpg --- http://i.imgur.com/vpXc3.png http://i.imgur.com/lljy5.jpg "L0L_FAQ is one of the reasons I even read the forums any more" - CJayC | |
L0L_FAQ posted... From: hajile12 | #060I do believe that the graphics of ACL and Uncharted GA were are console quality. But if we cant agree on that , then perhaps ill just say that the games have nice graphics for a handheld. L0L_FAQ, have you played any other handheld version of Assassin's Creed? --- As long as you believe in yourself, nothing may overcome you. | |
L0L_FAQ posted... From: RD_21 | #063The problem is that you and I and most people can agree on the general vague statement that it's console like or it look like a console game, but while he isn't trolling he just don't want to see it that way and if the Vita graphics are 90% of what a console can be he will say no, not the same. I'm not butthurt one bit, I just told him to stop wasting his time arguing with you since it was leading no where and you just want to argue for the sake of arguing (Is it console like or almost console like), but see it as a precious victory if you must lol. | |
mcsmellington posted... mike_411 posted...lolfaq here arguing just for the sake of arguing. And I think he has a point. It's not console graphic it's almost console graphic. You and I can look at the handheld and understand what console like mean for an handheld, but for him you need to add the word almost and we could have done without the 30 back and forth reply. They are arguing the same thing, they just have a different definition of the word or way to classify things. So he's not wrong, he's just not agreeing with the general consensus of a term. | |
L0L_FAQ posted... From: Crepitant | #051 As I've said, Driver on the GBA =/= an open world AC game. And you've gotta be joking if you're trying to say Driver on the GBA matches the scale of a fully open world AC game on the Vita Who said console "level"? You did. I said console experience, and AC3:L easily plays like a console game. The console experience is not graphics alone. GTA has a lot of resemblance to an AC game but at it's core yes it's the open world mission structure. Gameplay-wise AC is identical to the console titles. Gameplay-wise it is in fact superior to AC1. Whether you like GTA4 or not is a matter of opinion. The console experience is not about matching your personal favorite gta game... However, when I say that psp games are typically a shadow of their console counterparts I'm talking about scaling back the gameplay, graphics and story. As I've said I can't talk for the GTA games. But I can talk about AC, so I will Why does AC provide the console experience? 1. Graphics. They will never be up to par with AC3 but that's irrelevant. However, the graphics are amazing for a portable title and it manages to construct a massive open world to match the AC games (though probably not AC3 because the maps in that game are huge to the point that it's a huge pain to travel through it). I don't know where you got the idea that vita graphics are "pathetic". Honestly it looks like you're trolling when you say that. The towns and wilderness in AC3:L are brilliant, at times surpassing the aesthetics of AC3. 2. Gameplay - Combat and climbing identical to AC3 and surpassing that of AC 1/2/2.1/2.2 3. Story and characters? Well it doesn't have the Desmond side of things and I'm only half a dozen hours into it but it's already more compelling than AC3 (given the same input of time played) so it does have that on its side. The voice actors chosen are a little poor at times but the 'console experience' doesn't require flawless mimickry. Probably the perfect example of the console experience is NFS MW actually. Minus graphics. | |
L0L_FAQ posted... Now if you wanted to nitpick, yes the PSP and other portable devices are very good these days at puzzle games and racing games and many others. They can certainly match their console counterparts very easily. What the Vita is demonstrating with AC is that handheld titles are closing the gap as far as matching the scale of the blockbuster PS3 titles. I'll say it again. In bold this time so you don't ignore it. What the Vita is demonstrating with AC is that handheld titles are closing the gap as far as matching the scale of the blockbuster PS3 titles. | |
L0L_FAQ posted... From: hajile12 | #055The graphics are console quality. Like Uncharted Golden abyss was similar to the first uncharted on the ps3 Are you seriously just going to shut me down like that with no no no? Your arguments so far have been pathetic. How is AC3:L not similar to AC1? | |
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