Dohc-WP
Ron Burgundy
When Rise of the Tomb Raider hits a couple months from now, it’s going to Xbox One and Xbox 360 first. While both are Xbox platforms, the differences between the two should be immediately apparent. Some comparison screenshots have surfaced, though, showing what we can expect.
Lara, most especially, is far more detailed in all three shots, with her hair lying more naturally and her clothing covered in all sorts of small details. The second screenshot, though, a close-up, shows the differences pretty vividly. The general placements and poses of the characters and structures are similar, but that’s where the similarity ends. The dirt on Lara’s clothing and arm, the foliage on the ground, and even the outfits on the henchmen she’s about to take down all look completely different and far more detailed and alive.
Rise of the Tomb Raider hits Xbox One and Xbox 360 on November 10, and PC and PlayStation 4 next year.
Source: technobuffalo
Lara, most especially, is far more detailed in all three shots, with her hair lying more naturally and her clothing covered in all sorts of small details. The second screenshot, though, a close-up, shows the differences pretty vividly. The general placements and poses of the characters and structures are similar, but that’s where the similarity ends. The dirt on Lara’s clothing and arm, the foliage on the ground, and even the outfits on the henchmen she’s about to take down all look completely different and far more detailed and alive.
Rise of the Tomb Raider hits Xbox One and Xbox 360 on November 10, and PC and PlayStation 4 next year.
Comparison Shots
Source: technobuffalo