Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Was hoping the game would be good, but you never know these days...
But reviews look good on Metacritic. 86!
But I like this kind of game view/review time thng more, looks great, and with Frankie you know its a good game if he enjoys himself.
and, this is strickly imho, but looks like the best LOTR / Hobiit game, even though I love the setting, the games never grabbed me at all.
I have been watching gameplay vids of this game and the only things I noticed that sucked were the actual playersprsonally i think the only thing thats currently bad about the game is that i don't have it
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yup, I agree..Originally Posted by Keepa34
I have been watching gameplay vids of this game and the only things I noticed that sucked were the actual players
Yeah, this game is looking wicked cool. I'll probably be getting it on PS4 as I hear Xbone is capped @ 30fps/720p and PS4 running 60fps/1080p.
The fps thing sucks... but unless you have a tv larger than 60" you can't tell the difference between 720p and 1080p
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That would depend on how far you are sitting from the screen no?
Here's the source
http://carltonbale.com/1080p-does-matter/
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Should be getting the PC version tomorrow, going to have to dust off the old Xbox controller.
Try telling that to my eyes. I can clearly see a difference when watching a 720p upscaled on my 46" as apposed to watching a 1080p.
Interestingly enough, I find 720p looks better on my 32" as that is it's native resolution.
Found this pretty interesting...
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