On to the actual gameplay, and first off I tried the single-player campaign. You definitely won’t be disappointed in the graphics department with what DICE have concocted in BF3.
While it’s not as destructible in singleplayer, I think this is made up for by stunning visuals that match, and then outstep what I regarded as the best looking game of this year: Crysis 2. I loved the destructibility that was present in Bad Company 2, and to a degree this is back in Battlefield 3. Of course, this is all thanks to the brand new engine used in Battlefield 3: Frostbite 2. The textures and fidelity of the scenery helps as well, but I truly believe the lighting engine is out of this world. Shadows are really good, dark scenes look fantastic, bright desert environments are highly detailed and even faces and guns look outstanding.
Objects, scenery, people everything simply pops and shines with the fantastic lighting engine used in the game. The lighting used in this game is simply beautiful. That said, I was astounded by the graphical quality of Battlefield 3 after I installed the high-resolution texture package, even on a relatively old console like the Xbox 360.
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Now for future reference I played this game on Xbox 360, as my PC is simply not powerful enough to run the game with reasonable graphics. Will it be better than Modern Warfare 2, or even 3? I’ve played a lot of Call of Duty, and I’ve played a lot of Battlefield as well, so I was really excited to get my hands on the game and see just how good, or bad, Battlefield 3 really is. A lot is riding on the release of this one game this year, and whether it will really be a true opponent to the long running Call of Duty series.
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