I wonder if SEGA rewrote the graphics engine for the ps2 also .
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
That's a good question Raw. I would speculate that they won't. Reason being, the development for the Xbox is going to consume most of the developers' time. And justly so, since there is a TON of untapped power on Xbox they can explore to make this the best looking NFL game ever. I think once they have the final code for the Xbox version, they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it. Good time to own an Xbox my friend. That is if NFL video gaming is your primary passion. -
Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
That's a good question Raw. I would speculate that they won't. Reason being, the development for the Xbox is going to consume most of the developers' time. And justly so, since there is a TON of untapped power on Xbox they can explore to make this the best looking NFL game ever. I think once they have the final code for the Xbox version, they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it. Good time to own an Xbox my friend. That is if NFL video gaming is your primary passion.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
That's a good question Raw. I would speculate that they won't. Reason being, the development for the Xbox is going to consume most of the developers' time. And justly so, since there is a TON of untapped power on Xbox they can explore to make this the best looking NFL game ever. I think once they have the final code for the Xbox version, they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it. Good time to own an Xbox my friend. That is if NFL video gaming is your primary passion.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
"they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it."
No they'll just make them usable only if the player has the PS2 HDD. Which according to the IGN article is what they did.
Graphically the PS2 version won't have the super pretty graphics or quick frame rate, but it shouldn't make an huge difference overall.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
"they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it."
No they'll just make them usable only if the player has the PS2 HDD. Which according to the IGN article is what they did.
Graphically the PS2 version won't have the super pretty graphics or quick frame rate, but it shouldn't make an huge difference overall.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
"they will then just tone down the graphics, eliminate some commentary, ditch some animations and delete some cut-scenes so the little PS2 can handle it."
No they'll just make them usable only if the player has the PS2 HDD. Which according to the IGN article is what they did.
Graphically the PS2 version won't have the super pretty graphics or quick frame rate, but it shouldn't make an huge difference overall.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
Game developers are finally seeing that its VERY unfair to port games from PS2 to XBOX...
what they are doing now is developing for the most powerfull videogame and than watering those games down to make em work on PS2... this way both machines will have a game that uses all of its power and features.. its the best way for all videogame consumers.
im glad that i own a XBOX... we all knew from day 1 this os the best machine of the market, but only now we are starting to see true evidence in IQ and Frame Rates of Games... i think even the sony fanboys know by now (altough they will not openly admit it) that from now on this difference will get more evident everyday.
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
Game developers are finally seeing that its VERY unfair to port games from PS2 to XBOX...
what they are doing now is developing for the most powerfull videogame and than watering those games down to make em work on PS2... this way both machines will have a game that uses all of its power and features.. its the best way for all videogame consumers.
im glad that i own a XBOX... we all knew from day 1 this os the best machine of the market, but only now we are starting to see true evidence in IQ and Frame Rates of Games... i think even the sony fanboys know by now (altough they will not openly admit it) that from now on this difference will get more evident everyday.
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
Game developers are finally seeing that its VERY unfair to port games from PS2 to XBOX...
what they are doing now is developing for the most powerfull videogame and than watering those games down to make em work on PS2... this way both machines will have a game that uses all of its power and features.. its the best way for all videogame consumers.
im glad that i own a XBOX... we all knew from day 1 this os the best machine of the market, but only now we are starting to see true evidence in IQ and Frame Rates of Games... i think even the sony fanboys know by now (altough they will not openly admit it) that from now on this difference will get more evident everyday.
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
lol, graphics dont mean anything to me. If i cared about how my sports games looked (or any other game for that matter) io would only buy PC games. I think alot of people forget that systems like attari, nes, and god might i say virtual boy (hehe, well lets keep virtual boy out of this actualy, i think my eyes still hurt from playing mario tennis) were around and produced some of the most fun games around.
Any game that comes out on any of the current system is going to be fine graphic wise imo. Heck Golden Eye for n64 is still the 4th most played game in my house.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
lol, graphics dont mean anything to me. If i cared about how my sports games looked (or any other game for that matter) io would only buy PC games. I think alot of people forget that systems like attari, nes, and god might i say virtual boy (hehe, well lets keep virtual boy out of this actualy, i think my eyes still hurt from playing mario tennis) were around and produced some of the most fun games around.
Any game that comes out on any of the current system is going to be fine graphic wise imo. Heck Golden Eye for n64 is still the 4th most played game in my house.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
lol, graphics dont mean anything to me. If i cared about how my sports games looked (or any other game for that matter) io would only buy PC games. I think alot of people forget that systems like attari, nes, and god might i say virtual boy (hehe, well lets keep virtual boy out of this actualy, i think my eyes still hurt from playing mario tennis) were around and produced some of the most fun games around.
Any game that comes out on any of the current system is going to be fine graphic wise imo. Heck Golden Eye for n64 is still the 4th most played game in my house.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
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lol, graphics dont mean anything to me. If i cared about how my sports games looked (or any other game for that matter) io would only buy PC games. I think alot of people forget that systems like attari, nes, and god might i say virtual boy (hehe) were around and produced some of the most fun games around.
Any game that comes out on any of the current system is going to be fine graphic wise imo. Heck Golden Eye for n64 is still the 4th most played game in my house.
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i totally agree with you that gameplay come first... but than after gameplay u get graphics and sound as the most important features for a game.. computer comparison is not valid because the gamestyle of computer is totally different... no way u will be playing sports/fighting/arcade games in a pc the way they are meant to... and the same goes for vg... there is no way u can play counterstrike on a videogame, the way u can do it on pc... so there is no point in comparing vgs and computers... and also not everyone has money to aford a top notch pc.. u cant compare a $300 machine with a $3,000 one. I think this narrows the discussion to videogame x videogame.
bottom line is gameplay comes first yes, but in this case (NFL 2K5), the more powerfull system and better graphics/sound system will also IMPROVE the gaming experience overall... IMHO.Comment
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Re: Is The PS2 Version Of ESPN 2K5 Going To Use The 2K4 Engine?
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Erratic said:
lol, graphics dont mean anything to me. If i cared about how my sports games looked (or any other game for that matter) io would only buy PC games. I think alot of people forget that systems like attari, nes, and god might i say virtual boy (hehe) were around and produced some of the most fun games around.
Any game that comes out on any of the current system is going to be fine graphic wise imo. Heck Golden Eye for n64 is still the 4th most played game in my house.
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i totally agree with you that gameplay come first... but than after gameplay u get graphics and sound as the most important features for a game.. computer comparison is not valid because the gamestyle of computer is totally different... no way u will be playing sports/fighting/arcade games in a pc the way they are meant to... and the same goes for vg... there is no way u can play counterstrike on a videogame, the way u can do it on pc... so there is no point in comparing vgs and computers... and also not everyone has money to aford a top notch pc.. u cant compare a $300 machine with a $3,000 one. I think this narrows the discussion to videogame x videogame.
bottom line is gameplay comes first yes, but in this case (NFL 2K5), the more powerfull system and better graphics/sound system will also IMPROVE the gaming experience overall... IMHO.Comment
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