Re: 2k9 Graphics comparison to 2k7
It is an unfair comparison on some level; for a few reasons.
MLB 2K7 runs at 30fps and includes, in my opinion, a little more detail in the texture work. The lighting is "off" however. The Kenny Roger's screen is super saturated, and white colors "bloom" unrealistically. MLB 2K8 did the same thing.
MLB 2K8 may not have run smoothly, but the "base" animations are smoother than 2K7's. Leading off a base, for example. It's smooth in 2K8, a herky-jerky mess in 2K7. Last year's title aslo included many more throwing animations.
MLB 2K9 appears to have better player models, for starters. And, if it runs at a smooth 60fps and Visual Concepts tightened up the lighting (it was awfully dark at times in 2K8), the game will look much better in motion.
MLB 2K7 may always look better in stills. But, something tells me 2K9 will be the prettier game in motion.
It is an unfair comparison on some level; for a few reasons.
MLB 2K7 runs at 30fps and includes, in my opinion, a little more detail in the texture work. The lighting is "off" however. The Kenny Roger's screen is super saturated, and white colors "bloom" unrealistically. MLB 2K8 did the same thing.
MLB 2K8 may not have run smoothly, but the "base" animations are smoother than 2K7's. Leading off a base, for example. It's smooth in 2K8, a herky-jerky mess in 2K7. Last year's title aslo included many more throwing animations.
MLB 2K9 appears to have better player models, for starters. And, if it runs at a smooth 60fps and Visual Concepts tightened up the lighting (it was awfully dark at times in 2K8), the game will look much better in motion.
MLB 2K7 may always look better in stills. But, something tells me 2K9 will be the prettier game in motion.

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