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What technical flaws are there with the PS2 version? Some occasional slight slowdown? Is it fairly minor? And what of the Xbox/PC versions?
The GC bizarrely version doesn't have prog scan (US, UK anywhere as far as I can tell) yet the PS2 does and is kinda cheap as has been said. So I'm somewhat leaning towards the PS2 version atm. But I just wanted to know if there was any downsides to speak of.
Any help appreciated.
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Originally posted by martTMIt's called cinematics... gah.
But then I suppose 'cinematics' is more catchy.
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I just got this, and might play it on my 16:9 PJ rather than the 4:3 TV. Hopefully that will sort out the borders and cinematic nature.
Originally posted by ConceptOr it could also probably be called 'we can't get the engine running at a decent frame-rate in full screen, so let's just cut the size down instead of spending lots of time, money and man power heavily optimizing over four formats'.
Oh and a question; do you get more cash/credits if you take "better" photographs of things? or is it one price no matter how poorly composed?
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Originally posted by ElAlcesDiabloWhat technical flaws are there with the PS2 version? Some occasional slight slowdown? Is it fairly minor? And what of the Xbox/PC versions?
It dosent actually affect gameplay that much because the game itself is quite forgiving on the player (you can't fall to your death and you jump automatically so there are very few timing issues).
If you can put up with the slight slowdown it's probably worth getting the PS2 version seeings as its so cheap.
According to IGN's comparison article, the Xbox and GC versions do maintain a better framerate (but still arn't perfect) and have a nicer overall display, but in terms of content and controls there is little difference between any of the console versions.
All versions run in letterboxed 4:3 display - none of them support anamorphic widescreen (which is a bit odd really).
IGN also advises that you stay away from the PC version. It might be the best-looking one, but the keyboard-only controls seem to kill it.
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Originally posted by Concept><
No chance of it reaching Europe now then on the Cube. I don't think it's even on GAME's schedule.
I just hope the Xbox version makes it over here. I really want to play the best version available.
Anyway I was waiting for the GC version but instead bought the PS 2 version for 15 ?...great deal.
I am like 2 hours through the game...and I think I've found the GOTY...I put it in the same league already as Zelda Wind Waker...but Beyond G&E is new so, I guess it deserves GOTY
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Originally posted by nemesis_godThe GC version is still on schedule for something like 31st January.
Originally posted by nemesis_godAnyway I was waiting for the GC version but instead bought the PS 2 version for 15 ?...great deal. I am like 2 hours through the game...and I think I've found the GOTY...I put it in the same league already as Zelda Wind Waker...but Beyond G&E is new so, I guess it deserves GOTY h34r
I wasn't really expecting much from any of them but they've been quite surprising. I'm hoping Beyond Good & Evil be the same. I've delibrately stayed away from most reviews and impressions because I'm hoping it'll knock me out.
I'm still stubbornly refusing to buy the PS2 version though, despite the ridiculously low sums of money it's being sold for right now. I want to start playing the game with the most technically sound version available.
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