I know the games were still early but talk about an underwhelming presence...
Every game had framerate issues in some way. Some incredibly minor and others more noticeable..
Sega' s offerings were quite disappointing to be honest.. The dark and gritty, ' Condemned Criminal Origins' looked like a First-person bore with inconsistent framerates. Full Auto was definitely better and was sorta like a next-gen version of Road Blasters that utilized what' s quickly becoming the now overused REWIND feature!
Need for Speed was a bit ' meh' as well, graphics were nice but " nice" just doesn' t cut it for a future generation console and the game had its own little issues...
And DO NOT get me started on the videos I' ve seen of Test Drive Unlimited... Simply WOW! I thought I was watching a first-generation Xbox game in motion..
Pop-up and fluctuating framerates. I can' t wait till some developer tries to tell us how slowdown and framerate problems will be a thing of the past with the arrival of the Xbox360, Playstation 3, and Revolution.. I remember when some of the idiots said that about the Xbox, GameCube, and Playstation 2!
Overall I' d have to say that out of all the games at the show the WORST Framerate award actually went to an Xbox title. JAWS Unleashed... NEVER in my life have I seen a game' s framerate take a nosedive so badly that it made even the Super Nintendo' s slowest games seem speedy by comparison, lol..
p.s.- That Dead Or Alive 4 video did look pretty badass in ' some' spots though!
< Message edited by Terry Bogard -- 22 May 05 3:42:57 >