Tomb Raider: 10th Anniversary Edition

[Rem]

That's the original, fool.

Shit my bad

[MechDeus]

Context is really important with my enjoyment of graphics. The levels are extraordinarily small and linear, so if Lara could actually reach that detailed slab of ruin/cardboard to the left. I also always found it was the ugliest thing that I noticed because it's so uneven. Sure, the bricks look nice in their brick-y way, but look at that smeared flat rock mess above and all around it. Everything looks smooth, like clay. It's just ugly to me. And what I really see in that screen is the crappy icicle grabbing gameplay.

"See, what I meant by how the game doesn't look like those screenshots isn't that that the game doesn't look like those screenshots, but instead that it fails to convey the method by which Lara's struggle with cancer never reached the ears of the Democratic party."

[Yoshi]

Democrats piss me off.

[MechDeus]

Honestly.

[voltz]

Republicans are just as bad.

note this thread just got derailed.

[FuryFox]

There's a reason I specified current gen versions. Not the 360 or "next gen PC" ones that you took those screens from.

Not that I really care, and I concede that fine, the game looks good for a PSP game...but how is Xbox360 not current gen? It's out and available...people are playing it currently. Mech's screen looks like a current PC screen as well.

[MechDeus]

For truth.

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[Yoshi]

Yeah, calling GameCube, PS2, and Xbox "current gen" is just inaccurate. In fact, it's been inaccurate for almost 7 months now.

[Frogacuda]

Not that I really care, and I concede that fine, the game looks good for a PSP game...but how is Xbox360 not current gen? It's out and available...people are playing it currently. Mech's screen looks like a current PC screen as well.

I guess it's disputable, but I see "current gen" as the one that's most dominant in the market at the time. 360s out, but it's still got a pretty small market share, and most sales are for PS2/Xbox. As 360 and PS3 phase out the old stuff, they'll become "current gen" but right now most people still call them next-gen systems.

[voltz]

You won't see 360 as current gen until they start selling games at $49.99.