You won’t be disappointed with either, but if you’re only interested in the visuals we’d definitely recommend you buy the 360 game.
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What is more significant is the roughness of the PS3 game, which came as quite a surprise after spending an awful lot of time with the 360 game. Much has been made of the pop-in seen in the Xbox 360 game, but it’s a minor problem that most gamers won’t even notice. Whether this is down to the PS3 offering higher quality video thanks to the Blu-ray disc’s larger storage capacity isn’t clear, but watching the in-game TV is certainly better on Sony’s console. In the Xbox 360 game you have a distant view and a view that shows Niko watching the tele, but on the PS3 there’s an additional view that is nearly full-screen. One almost incidental difference is in how the two versions let you view the TV programs from your apartment. The PS3 game features more yellow, giving it a slightly garish appearance, while the 360 game’s more subdued lighting looks more natural. In comparison the Xbox 360 game is far sharper.
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With both consoles set to 720p and connected to our 55″ Sony HD TV via HDMI the PS3 game clearly features more aliasing issues and a general roughness. Of more importance though is how rough the PS3 game looks in comparison to the Xbox 360 version.
It’s here that the Xbox 360 and PS3 games differ slightly.Īt a push we’d say that the pop-in is better in the PS3 game, but the frame rate seems generally smoother in the Xbox 360 game. Given the scale of the city some sacrifices had to be made, most notably in the frame rate and pop-in of minor objects as you hurtle through the city. The lighting also has to be seen to be believed. There’s just so much to see, with tonnes of detail packed into every suburb.
It lacks the sheer “OMG WOW” factor the likes of Gears of War and Uncharted had on their release, but given the size of the city it’s a phenomenal achievement. GTA 4 is one of the most impressive looking games ever released.
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