Virtua Fighter 5 - 720p comparison gallery

Published 8 November, 2007

You may also like...

Comments (8) Latest comment 5 years ago

Comments for this article are now closed, but please feel free to continue chatting on the forum!

  • Kami #1 5 years ago

    Again, as the other topic, I see darker shadowing but I really wouldn't complain either way. It's very pretty, and it's meant to play well. Certainly no serious differences here to get all anal about (though I'm sure the purists will disagree)...

  • Kryon #2 5 years ago

    On the PS3 virsion I hear you can play as Jaggy Bryant...

  • SeesThroughAll #3 5 years ago

    Only fanboys will see any significant graphical differences.

    Glad I didn't buy it before, I'd be pissed at SEGA by now.
    Edited by SeesThroughAll at 09/11/07 @ 20:09

  • Kryon #4 5 years ago

    Only Sony apologists would not see, or (more accurately) would deny seeing a difference.

  • SeesThroughAll #5 5 years ago

    I've seen both versions in motion, which is what happens while you're actually, you know, playing the game instead of staring at still screenshots, pixel per pixel, in the hope of compensating for something.

    Graphically, the lack of AA doesn't make a big difference.

    And by this, I'm not saying the 360 version is not the better one (newer arcade revision, online play, duh!)

    Just get over it.
    Edited by SeesThroughAll at 10/11/07 @ 14:11

  • Kryon #6 5 years ago

    "AA doesn't make a big difference"

    No, just the difference of either looking smooth or jaggy. I've also played both and it is definitely noticeable, I just don't see why people seem to have a hard time admitting it.

  • Kryon #7 5 years ago

    And by this, I'm not saying the 360 version is not the better one (newer arcade revision, online play, and better graphics duh!)

    /Fixed

    See, it's not hard, is it.

  • Apologie #8 5 years ago

    Kryon

    You are such a fanboy... I see no differences... Ps3 is a little brighter, wich i like, apart from that, both versions are equal. (in the graphics department).