Just 35 more days.
I wish this game had come out in the summer so that my grades wouldn't suffer quite so bad as they probably will. lol
Just 35 more days.
I wish this game had come out in the summer so that my grades wouldn't suffer quite so bad as they probably will. lol
I really hope this game isn't going to be overhyped. It really sounds great though!
C'mon JJaX, he said, "Unless some game implements some form of antialiasing, there are always going to be jaggies."Originally Posted by JJaX-XBA
And not all games take advantage of the Xbox capabilities.
For example, Forza Motorsports will only be running at 30 FPS in order to take advantage of the antialiasing Xbox has to offer. It's a tradeoff.
Frink is right! The higher the resolution, the higher the probability of the dreaded jaggies. However, I agree with you here "when you see the game in motion, the "jaggies" wont be an issue."
Originally Posted by CRAYMAN
Considering your TV only does 30 FPS its really not a trade off.
ps not sure what context its used in, but the higher the resolution the less noticable jaggies are, because they are much smaller. Jaggies or pixelation is much less noticable when you are 15 feet away from your TV at roughly 640 x 480 vs 2 feet away from a computer monitor at 640 x 480.
just shoutin out to frink...long time no see
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Same here dude, I can't stand the combat in most RPG games. I loved the game, but the combat just seemed pointless and uncontrolable. This is Xbox's Zelda, only better, hopefulyOriginally Posted by CRAYMAN
i got a 51 in HDTV when i played spiderman2 i felt like throwing up. that pos graphics were horrible on HD... hopefully Fable will look better then that... atleast on my HDTV when i get it if not.. its gonna get sold... cuzz it will be a shame if the company who made fable dosnt TAKE advantage of the xbox's powers. seriously. we shall see tho... i may be wrong.Originally Posted by CRAYMAN
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?????your TV only does 30 FPS?????? This doesn't seem right.Originally Posted by OC Noob
If this is true, why do games like GTA boast at running at 60 fps???
Not sure about the higher the res the lower the jaggies.
CAN I GET SOME CORROBORATION/CONFIRMATION ON THIS, ADDICTS?????
hey you guys can't talk about fable without me.
any way yeah it should have come this summer, but i would be careful it does not impede on my studies. i hope my wife, in fable that is, understands. can't finshing guys dawg
the graphics thingy i can live with it. i mean look at how massive the thing is. what other games have houses that you can walk in and observe all areas like that. impossible. i like the art direction too so that is sort off a nice trade off.
more over i am also getting Kingdom Under Fire: the crusaders. wow these games are insance the graphics on that game is out of this world. go phantagram
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Fable aint gonna crash Halo 2's sales, mark my words. if it does, I will eat my
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I'm no television engineer, so maybe this link might help.Originally Posted by CRAYMAN
http://www.tv-technology.com/feature...f-rh-smp.shtml
What I am confuses about...Does this apply to videogames hooked up to a NTSC television?
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You can't think of fps in television and fps in games as equal items. Framerate on your tv will always be consistent no matter what is showing. It is 29.97 fps progressive, or 59.94 fps interlaced.
A game can then be anything but will ultimately show at the specified frame rate of the television, that doesn't mean the game is playing at that. That is just what is being shown. You can have a game playing at 24 fps but will still display at roughly 30 fps. Some frames will just show for more than one second. This is when you get jitter or lag.
There's more to it but that's the gist of it.
Anyway Fable was never the best looking game and it isn't shooting to be. More processing power has been allocated to the AI and world ecosystem. From that early review it sounds like they pulled out all the stops.
And the lower the resolution the 'bigger' the jaggies. Up the res, you have more pixels to make diag lines which is where jaggies appear. More pixels, smaller the jaggies are.
That's true, too bad it is rarely used like many of the Xbox's superior features.Infact, one of the major advantages in the Xbox vs Ps2 debate, was the fact xbox used Antialiasing.
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Fable wasn't made to have amazing graphics. It was made to have amazing gameplay. Like Lynx-FX said, all the extra processing power is going to the awesome AI instead of the graphics, which will make for better gameplay.Originally Posted by LikShotz
If you like games with mediocre gameplay and great graphics, this game isn't for you.
Well, Fable doesn't need to have great graphics to get my attention, it's gameplay is what i want. I was waiting for something that really change the way i look about RPG games. Fable is gonna take me with it far far away.
Back into the world of gaming.
WTH, I can't comprehend all of that jargon!?!?!?!?!!!?1111!!!Originally Posted by JJaX-XBA
I need a translator, like...LinxFX.
Someone got "schooled."(OC Noob and me)And the lower the resolution the 'bigger' the jaggies. Up the res, you have more pixels to make diag lines which is where jaggies appear. More pixels, smaller the jaggies are.
Sooooo, does a game running at 60 fps look better than one running at 30 fps???
What are the advantages in the real world?
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I can't wait for Fable's release (well I can actually as I have Morrowind to keep me busy ). I'm going to trade in Socom II and a couple other PS2 games that I never play anymore to get Fable. This game should keep me busy for a Long time.
It would appear that progressive is 60 FPS while interlaced (standard TV is 480i) is definitly 30 (29.97) FPS.Originally Posted by JJaX-XBA
So you were correct about it being a trade off if some one is running HDTV 480p/720p. While I was thinking along the lines of interlaced TV like 480i/1080i (is there a 720i?).
It would appear the difference between interlaced and progressive is 30 FPS more, I'm going to do a search later to make sure that right. I'll post a reply if I find anything interesting.
http://www.intechlabs.com/ourfaqs/tv...standards2.htm
not exactly what we are looking for, but good info on progressive vs interlaced.
http://www.hidef.org/library/glossary.htm
It looks like 480i runs at 60 fps doing half the picture per frame = 30 total FPS while 480p does the whole picture each fram so it = 60 fps.
Hope thats right
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ejh the grpahis look fine. That pic that likshots posted look slike an overblown screenshot. Lots of mags do this, and when you blow up a low rez screen shot, well, you get jaggies that wouldn't be seen in regular gameplay.
anyways, heres something that cought my eyes. I know it isnt news, but i like to hear this anyways:Taking care of the opening theme is none other than Danny Elfman, stalwart composer of such masterpiece soundtracks as Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands.
man. I wanna see how this game fairs up to all the final fantasy enthusiasts out there.
I hope the lack of cg wont piss anyone off. Im more of a gameplay guy, than watching a 15 minute video of a japanse character go to the bathroom...(xenosaga, anyone?)
i cant miss work for this...but...i probably am.
Don't RTFM me! I already RTFMed, okay!
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