09-10-17, 19:22 | #21 | |
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It's not. The PC version of Anniversary is based on the PS2 version while the 360 and PS3 version uses the Legend NG engine which makes shadows, lighting and water look better. Also the PC version likes to randomly destroy save games if its played on anything but Windows Vista. This bug constantly happened to me on Windows XP, while it's not as prominent on 7 and 10, but it still happens occasionally.
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While I only heard about the PS3 version of Legend being worse than the 360 version, I can tell with certainty that the 360 version is better than the PC version. Even if you install the patched .exe that lets you play the game with NG graphics without it crashing in Kazakhstan and Nepal, it's still pretty broken. Some textures and objects will still be from the "normal" version, ropes aren't attached properly to objects and in some instances the "normal" textures flicker through the NG textures. And the PC NG version is missing certain effects like the wet effect on Lara and post processing effects. |
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12-10-17, 20:21 | #22 | |
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The PS3 version of Legend looks awful, I'm actually being 100% serious when I say I preferred how it looked on PS2 compared to 3 it's that bad. PS3 Anniversary did look much better than PS2 Anniversary though, that was an upgrade. PC usually looks better than both, on most games... but in Legend the "non-next gen" graphics look flat as hell. With "next gen" graphics they live up to the 360. The environments don't have as much colour, but then Lara's model looks so much better without that horrid waxy orange skin she has in both console versions. So which your prefer depends on whether you want more colourful environments or a nicer looking Lara. Last edited by Yeauxleaux; 12-10-17 at 21:31. |
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13-10-17, 11:36 | #25 |
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Hm... Never faced such issue with the savegames. Played all games from LAU trilogy (PC, Windows 10 x64, all were Steam versions).
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13-10-17, 17:43 | #26 |
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The PS3 version is the best of TRA, tbh.
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14-10-17, 11:40 | #27 |
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19-10-17, 04:46 | #28 |
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Am I the only one that really liked the Nintendo Wii version? They incorporated the motion controls very well. They also included actual archaeology.
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24-10-17, 00:46 | #29 |
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I love the Wii version too. The exclusive features they added were really well implemented IMO; they weren't just tacked on for the sake of it. It might be the most complete version of the game, I'd say.
And graphically it's on par with the PS2 version, if not a little bit better. The PS3 version is great looking, but the lighting gets weirdly blown out on characters' skin. Not sure if the 360 version had the same issue. |
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