NFS Shift(PC) VS GT5 [Graphic Comparison]
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TokyoDrift
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Indeed, and the one big advantage the PC has, is mods. If the sound is weak, people will mod it. Hell, people will mod it anyway.
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- Guynemer27
Very unfair if you ask me , most of your GT screen are from the photomode, all the NFS screens are from the ingame gameplay. GT is beautiful, but not that beautiful when you actually PLAY THE GAME.
here some of mine DIRECT FEED from the game I play, just REASCALED down:
and:
Shift is WAY ahead!
here some of mine DIRECT FEED from the game I play, just REASCALED down:
and:
no comparison here, at least for the one who tried both games with a bose system 6.1 ;-)
Shift is WAY ahead!
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A patch is coming and with some mods (on PC), the GTR2-based engine is more and more unleashed day by day... it was very tamed for a mainstream audience. you can see that a lot of modders from GTR2 are at work to make it much better.
http://forum.racedepartment.com/need-for-speed-shift-mods/
http://forum.racedepartment.com/need-for-speed-shift-mods/
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- GTP_Royalton
Very unfair if you ask me , most of your GT screen are from the photomode, all the NFS screens are from the ingame gameplay. GT is beautiful, but not that beautiful when you actually PLAY THE GAME.
here some of mine DIRECT FEED from the game I play, just REASCALED down:
and:
no comparison here, at least for the one who tried both games with a bose system 6.1 ;-)
Shift is WAY ahead!
THE GAME IMO
. No photomode, all ingame.
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- cletus2344
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- Dravonic
Photomode is exactly what you see in game, just supersampled with added motion blur and depth of field. Easier on the eyes and better looking, yes. However, if you're able to see past the added effects, you will see all the rest are exactly the same. Textures, polygons, lighting, shadows, reflections...
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More pics from Shift
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- insaneflame
for the most part, Shift tends to look better, but after a closer look, GT seems to get the overall smoother look to it
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- Tetsumura
- Nigel Fox
Shift seems to have a Forza look to the lighting and reflections which isn't always very realistic. A few years ago, we would have wet ourselves over them, but the PS3 still gives the PC a hard run.
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SHIFT has better looking TREES! BY A MILE!!
What else can make you want to buy a racing game more, than better looking trees. One 👍 man
Shift fails because its on PC and it looks worse than GT on PS3. You can't make an excuse for that. Average PC runs over PS3, High-end PC destroys PS3 yet EA takes none of those advantages and spends no real effort on detail.
Typical EA merchandise, they wrap it up in a pretty marketing campaign and then wait for the fish to take the bait. Quantity over quality, simple economy of scale applied in the gaming world. Why should they change when it works? EA is one of the biggest and richest game companys out there. Its not all crapy games but most of them are.
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Well Shift is better than Forza 3. Though it holds well against GT5, but those trees are just textures it seem, I could show you some flaws in the cars.
Look at the Elise 2 pages behind, at the right fender (away from the view) you could see bumps and an uneven and unsmooth surface, and also note the jagged reflections on the Porsche below it.
Its those little things which make a big difference, which make GT5 look miles better than any racing game.
Look at the Elise 2 pages behind, at the right fender (away from the view) you could see bumps and an uneven and unsmooth surface, and also note the jagged reflections on the Porsche below it.
Its those little things which make a big difference, which make GT5 look miles better than any racing game.
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cpp214
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- GTP_CarlPKY
The fact that Shift's graphics are equal with GT5P is astonishing frankly.
I would be shocked if Shift's development team had even 10% of Polyphony's budget at their disposal.
Additionally, how long was Shift in development?
1 year, maybe a year and a half? How many staff did EA assign for Shift's development?
Probably around half the staff that worked on GT5P (just a guess, but I'm sure the fanboys will correct me if I'm wrong here).
And Polyphony are basically the "Works" team for Sony. Are there any other developers who have better access to the full
might of the PS3's processing power, and the means to take advantage of it?
And, judging by screenshots of GT5, the graphics there are only marginally--not dramatically--improved from GT5P. So Shift's visuals should be on par with that game too.
And the PS3 version of Shift is pretty much on par with GT5P as well if you ask me, and a lot of other people would agree.
Shift's graphics had to be optimized for two platforms, whereas GT5P was only developed for one platform. Another advantage for Polyphony.
I would be shocked if Shift's development team had even 10% of Polyphony's budget at their disposal.
Additionally, how long was Shift in development?
1 year, maybe a year and a half? How many staff did EA assign for Shift's development?
Probably around half the staff that worked on GT5P (just a guess, but I'm sure the fanboys will correct me if I'm wrong here).
And Polyphony are basically the "Works" team for Sony. Are there any other developers who have better access to the full
might of the PS3's processing power, and the means to take advantage of it?
And, judging by screenshots of GT5, the graphics there are only marginally--not dramatically--improved from GT5P. So Shift's visuals should be on par with that game too.
And the PS3 version of Shift is pretty much on par with GT5P as well if you ask me, and a lot of other people would agree.
Shift's graphics had to be optimized for two platforms, whereas GT5P was only developed for one platform. Another advantage for Polyphony.
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Shift's dev team had more people working, and I don't think its budget could have possible been only 10% of GT5's, it must certainly be more than that.
And the graphics of GT5 have vastly improved over GT5P. I can note the lighting and reflections are the main points which have been improved. To top that off, PD managed to get damage as well as an improved physics engine in two years, that's something impressive.
Shift certainly looks better than most racing games, even Forza 3, but its nowhere near GT5's graphics.
And the graphics of GT5 have vastly improved over GT5P. I can note the lighting and reflections are the main points which have been improved. To top that off, PD managed to get damage as well as an improved physics engine in two years, that's something impressive.
Shift certainly looks better than most racing games, even Forza 3, but its nowhere near GT5's graphics.
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As I said before the Shift pics posted look much better than those of GT5P... however whenever I play GT5P on PS3 I'm amazed how clean( and a bit lifeless ) it looks.
So in the end it's not fair comparing PS3 to PC games, you can't even turn off the motion blurriness on PS3.
However I like Shift a lot and I think despite the bugs they have done an amazing job overall! 👍
) it looks.So in the end it's not fair comparing PS3 to PC games, you can't even turn off the motion blurriness on PS3.
However I like Shift a lot and I think despite the bugs they have done an amazing job overall! 👍
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Also i noticed in GT5P, a reflection or two shine on the cars at the wrong time ( happens on Fuji ).Also the door mirrors reflections are shown in the wrong mirror ( 3rd person view ).
