Crysis 2 is available today in the UK, Europe and South Africa, and graphically this first-person shooter from Crytek is looking insanely good!
As with all marquee game releases sporting a multiplatform release and mighty fine visuals, however, we absolutely need to compare and contrast just how fine the title looks over these different platforms, and thanks to Gametrailers, we can find out how the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC versions of Crysis 2 appear side-by-side.
You can decide for yourself which version looks better in this Crysis 2 graphics comparison video:
Crysis 2 – Graphics Comparison
No doubt that Crysis 2 looks amazing, but how does it play? El33tonline will be bringing you our review of the game in the near future - look forward to it!
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Comments:
Very impressed with the small amount of differences between PC / Consoles. The PC's textures do however look better on some of the sections, especially the close ups. It look a bit less "blurry".
Yeah, definitely - it would have been nice to know the PC settings used in the video, but we can probably presume them to be 'high.'
Also, maybe it's just my eyes, but the PS3 version seems to be a little bit slower in certain scenes - maybe someone can tell me I'm wrong? ;)