I dont think there is much difference between the two versions after seeing this. It seems like even $50 million werent enough, sorry -)ĮDIT: Check out this comparison, it's better than this one, much better. Well dont blame us guys, blame your masters Microsoft for not paying more money to Rockstar. How do you make yourselves feel better? You bash the PS3 DLC and you aint even physically seen it play. These screenshot comparisons dont always prove anything, unless you've played them and seen them for yourself.ĮDIT: Or maybe the 360 crowd in here are feel betrayed and hurt by the fact that PS3 owners are now getting ther precious so-called 'exclusive' GTA 4 episodic DLC/content that they boasted and bragged about for so long. I'm just looking forward to this PS3 Liberty City episodes and from the reviews I've read about it so far, I'm told that the PS3 Episodes are graphically fine and on the same level with the 360, I have not heard otherwise. I thought GTA 4 looked very good on the PS3 and thats all that mattered to me. You dont need to get all emtional about it when people provide you with documented facts. If you prefer the 360 version and think it looks better then thats fine, there is nothing wrong with that. However that dont mean the PS3 version is necessarily better as a general matter of fact.

I'm not gonna provide you with the links for proof, you all should know how to google something by now.

I read the reviews of GTA 4 and IGN, Games Radar, 1UP and a few others all stated that the PS3 version looked slightly better in their opinion and thats a fact. Official General 4198d ago (Edited 4198d ago ) I might pick these levels up one day but it'll most likely be at the bottom of a used game bin. That being said, by the end I had invested so many hours into Liberty city that it was starting to get a little old at the end. GTA4 was an amazing game that I think was worthy of all the praise it received. Despite all the haters, I agree with the critics. I think both versions of the game did a great job though. When you look at the colors of the PS3 version, the way the light effects things you can certainly see it feels softer and more natural. The 360 version has a higher level of contrast and feels more like a video game.

You can kinda see what Sam Houser was talking about in these shots above. I'm sure that, like usual, the differences between the two were so minor that you'd never notice while playing the game. I understand the 360 version had some terrible pop-in problems but some sites liked the brighter colors. He felt the color palate that they used on the PS3 and the smoothing affects made if feel more real if I remember correctly.

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