Μέτα από δοκιμή του Crysis 3 beta στο PC και στο PS3 μπορώ να πω και επίσημα ότι οι κονσόλες αυτής της γενιάς απλά δε μπορούν να προχωρήσουν παραπέρα στο τεχνικό τομέα, ίσως όντως είναι η κατάλληλη εποχή για νέες.
Όσο για καθεαυτού το παιχνίδι μου άρεσε αρκετά και πήγαινε με καλό framerate στο Pc στο Very High
Η αλήθεια είναι ότι για να απολαύσεις το παιχνίδι σε όλο του το μεγαλείο (γραφικά) πρέπει να έχεις μηχάνημα δυναμίτη.
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Crysis 3
από Trelogamer » 31 Ιαν 2013, 22:20
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από Shepard » 08 Φεβ 2013, 19:37
Crysis 3: Single-Player Commentary Video
Taking a look at the different ways to knock out enemies in the story mode of Crytek's upcoming shooter.
Crysis 3 - All New Gameplay - Swamps
Here's some brand new gameplay of Crysis 3, visiting a mission based in the swamps. It's pretty explosive. Bow action too!
Crysis 3 Interview - We've made the game less guided
In this Crysis 3 interview we chat to the developers about the next game in the franchise and they tell us about the return to Crysis 1 style gameplay and developing a reactive shooter. Crysis 3 will be released for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC March 7 2013.
Taking a look at the different ways to knock out enemies in the story mode of Crytek's upcoming shooter.
Crysis 3 - All New Gameplay - Swamps
Here's some brand new gameplay of Crysis 3, visiting a mission based in the swamps. It's pretty explosive. Bow action too!
Crysis 3 Interview - We've made the game less guided
In this Crysis 3 interview we chat to the developers about the next game in the franchise and they tell us about the return to Crysis 1 style gameplay and developing a reactive shooter. Crysis 3 will be released for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC March 7 2013.
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από Shepard » 16 Φεβ 2013, 11:13
Crysis 3 pre-orders 35% above Crysis 2, 3 million participate in multiplayer beta
Cyrtek and EA have announced that not only are pre-orders for Crysis 3 tracking 35% more than pre-orders for Crysis 2, but that over 3 million people downloaded the multiplayer beta. Folks were apparently enjoying the various videos for the game as well, because YouTube views hit over 16 million on the Crysis channel. Crysis 3 is out on February 19 in North America and on February 22 in Europe for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Crysis 3 video shows off the game’s Lethal Weapons
Cyrtek and EA have announced that not only are pre-orders for Crysis 3 tracking 35% more than pre-orders for Crysis 2, but that over 3 million people downloaded the multiplayer beta. Folks were apparently enjoying the various videos for the game as well, because YouTube views hit over 16 million on the Crysis channel. Crysis 3 is out on February 19 in North America and on February 22 in Europe for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Crysis 3 video shows off the game’s Lethal Weapons
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από Shepard » 17 Φεβ 2013, 10:22
Η εισαγωγη του παιχνιδιου... προμηνυεται επικο! 
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Δειτε το πριν το κατεβασουν και απο εκει!
Crysis 3 - The Gun Show
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Crysis 3 - The Gun Show
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από Shepard » 19 Φεβ 2013, 19:15
Crysis 3 review round-up: 'Gulf between PC and console is titanic'
Αλλο ενα benchmark δημιουργηθηκε! Παιδες οι καρτες γραφικών θα αναστεναξουν!
- CVG: 8.5 - Crysis 3 is a difficult one to score in a multi-format review. It's a showpiece, a supermodel FPS, but on consoles there's less makeup to conceal its lack of ideas. On PC, however, the beauty is so effective in papering over the cracks, the fact that the series still remains a long, long way behind Half-Life 2 and Halo hardly seems to matter.
- Digital Spy: 4/5 - If you did not like Crysis 2, then the third game is unlikely to change that, particularly due to those technical errors in presentation and performance. But those who did will find every reason to pull back on the Nanosuit and venture out in New York.
- Destructoid: - Solo play is shorter than previous installments and not as enjoyable, but multiplayer goes some way toward apologizing for it by stepping up its game and providing a gripping new experience in Hunter mode. This is a game that feels like the very essence of a "third installment" -- Familiar to the point of looking overplayed, but nonetheless refined and suffering no lack of quality.
- Gamesbeat: 85/100 - Crysis 3 is the strongest entry in the franchise. The puzzle-like combat scenarios have never been better with its suite of gameplay options and opportunities while the engaging narrative urges you to see Prophet's journey through to the end. And if you're a console owner, you can rest easy knowing that it still looks great on seven-year-old hardware
- VideoGamer: 6/10 - By the end of the game I was bored silly, and considering the scope of what was going on that shouldn't have been the case. Sadly, bar a few exceptions - a Jurassic Park-style hunting section in long grass, an open-ended assault on Ceph AA emplacements - I'd rinsed and repeated the same thing so much that I couldn't care less. Which, given that I was the world's most powerful being, says it all.
- Polygon: 7.0 - t's a beautiful game with jaw-dropping production values. But it took me a few hours to realize how empty Crysis 3 feels. The best thing I can manage to say about it is this: It didn't get in my way. But I would have had more fun if Crysis 3 had put up a fight.
- IGN: 8.5 - It's not quite a next generation experience come early, but it's a superbly controlled, tightly paced and tactically flexible shooter with a satisfyingly focussed story, and an excellent way to tie up the Crysis series... for now.
- Edge: 6 - It looks beautiful, of course. Everybody knows Crytek can work magic on a gaming PC, but it's the Faustian pact that the studio has presumably entered into in order to conjure such imagery from consoles (while avoiding Far Cry 3 levels of performance) that has us concerned. What was lost along the way? The first game's soul was traded away by Crysis 2, but at least that game was aware of its limits, using its new walls to guide players through a series of emergent, reactive encounters. Crysis 3 has neither direction nor freedom, though it does have human weapons, alien weapons, a cloaking device, an Armour mode, and a bow. And with this many options at your disposal, Crysis 3 insists, surely you must be having fun.
- GamesRadar: 3.5/5 - Overall, Crysis 3 is a gratifying shooter experience. Even though the campaign is on the shorter side, there are a few visual hiccups, and some of the enemy AI is unbalanced, those small gripes get overshadowed by Crysis 3's tactical gameplay, beautiful environments, and superb online multiplayer. While not treading new ground for the FPS genre, Crysis 3 is a solid shooter that will keep you entertained through the campaign and long after with its addictive online modes.
- Penny Arcade Report: - Crysis 3 is filled what what could have been interesting subplots and ideas, but Crytek seemed hesitant to commit fully to any of them. The result is a competent, fun, but ultimately forgettable experience. It's also a beautiful game on the 360, but performance is uneven. I've begun testing the game on my PC, and I'll report back to see how things look on a fully jacked system. I'm also looking forward to jumping online once the servers are up and running and filled with gamers to try the multiplayer.
- GameSpot: 7.5 - Crysis 3 is stunning to look at, successfully portraying an uneasy partnership of the natural and the artificial. As the story presses on, the conflict deepens and the visuals darken; it's as if you can feel the evil spreading throughout the city. As a piece of technology, Crysis 3 lives up to the series' legacy. As a game, it doesn't reach the same heights. The campaign is several hours shorter than Crysis 2's, and doesn't reproduce the thrills that lit up the previous games. Yet on its own terms, this is a full-featured sci-fi shooter that makes it a lot of fun to torture extraterrestrial abominations with the burning rage of their own weapons.
- Kotaku: No - Lovely graphics aside, Crysis 3 is a mostly mediocre shooter in which fancy visuals faintly disguise haphazard design and a lack of technical polish.
- GameSpy: 4/5 - Crysis 3 is a self-assured but largely unambitious game, content to refine the experience of the previous games in the series without deviating very far from the standard that they set. It takes itself a bit more seriously than its plot probably warrants, sure, and it willfully throws out references to games that are far more memorable than it ultimately winds up being, but to its credit, it seems quite comfortable to focus on execution rather than the revolution that the first Crysis shot for. Considering that it delivers a fun, polished experience, it's hard to fault it for that.
- GameInformer: 8.50 - Crysis 3's evolutionary enhancements don't move the needle for the series very far, but the core nanosuit-based gameplay is still thrilling. If you have a rig that can run the PC version of Crysis 3, I strongly recommend you go this route. The high-resolution textures, realistic lighting, and detailed facial animations gives you a taste of the graphical fidelity we expect to be standard in next-generation consoles.
Αλλο ενα benchmark δημιουργηθηκε! Παιδες οι καρτες γραφικών θα αναστεναξουν!
- CVG: 8.5 - Crysis 3 is a difficult one to score in a multi-format review. It's a showpiece, a supermodel FPS, but on consoles there's less makeup to conceal its lack of ideas. On PC, however, the beauty is so effective in papering over the cracks, the fact that the series still remains a long, long way behind Half-Life 2 and Halo hardly seems to matter.
- Digital Spy: 4/5 - If you did not like Crysis 2, then the third game is unlikely to change that, particularly due to those technical errors in presentation and performance. But those who did will find every reason to pull back on the Nanosuit and venture out in New York.
- Destructoid: - Solo play is shorter than previous installments and not as enjoyable, but multiplayer goes some way toward apologizing for it by stepping up its game and providing a gripping new experience in Hunter mode. This is a game that feels like the very essence of a "third installment" -- Familiar to the point of looking overplayed, but nonetheless refined and suffering no lack of quality.
- Gamesbeat: 85/100 - Crysis 3 is the strongest entry in the franchise. The puzzle-like combat scenarios have never been better with its suite of gameplay options and opportunities while the engaging narrative urges you to see Prophet's journey through to the end. And if you're a console owner, you can rest easy knowing that it still looks great on seven-year-old hardware
- VideoGamer: 6/10 - By the end of the game I was bored silly, and considering the scope of what was going on that shouldn't have been the case. Sadly, bar a few exceptions - a Jurassic Park-style hunting section in long grass, an open-ended assault on Ceph AA emplacements - I'd rinsed and repeated the same thing so much that I couldn't care less. Which, given that I was the world's most powerful being, says it all.
- Polygon: 7.0 - t's a beautiful game with jaw-dropping production values. But it took me a few hours to realize how empty Crysis 3 feels. The best thing I can manage to say about it is this: It didn't get in my way. But I would have had more fun if Crysis 3 had put up a fight.
- IGN: 8.5 - It's not quite a next generation experience come early, but it's a superbly controlled, tightly paced and tactically flexible shooter with a satisfyingly focussed story, and an excellent way to tie up the Crysis series... for now.
- Edge: 6 - It looks beautiful, of course. Everybody knows Crytek can work magic on a gaming PC, but it's the Faustian pact that the studio has presumably entered into in order to conjure such imagery from consoles (while avoiding Far Cry 3 levels of performance) that has us concerned. What was lost along the way? The first game's soul was traded away by Crysis 2, but at least that game was aware of its limits, using its new walls to guide players through a series of emergent, reactive encounters. Crysis 3 has neither direction nor freedom, though it does have human weapons, alien weapons, a cloaking device, an Armour mode, and a bow. And with this many options at your disposal, Crysis 3 insists, surely you must be having fun.
- GamesRadar: 3.5/5 - Overall, Crysis 3 is a gratifying shooter experience. Even though the campaign is on the shorter side, there are a few visual hiccups, and some of the enemy AI is unbalanced, those small gripes get overshadowed by Crysis 3's tactical gameplay, beautiful environments, and superb online multiplayer. While not treading new ground for the FPS genre, Crysis 3 is a solid shooter that will keep you entertained through the campaign and long after with its addictive online modes.
- Penny Arcade Report: - Crysis 3 is filled what what could have been interesting subplots and ideas, but Crytek seemed hesitant to commit fully to any of them. The result is a competent, fun, but ultimately forgettable experience. It's also a beautiful game on the 360, but performance is uneven. I've begun testing the game on my PC, and I'll report back to see how things look on a fully jacked system. I'm also looking forward to jumping online once the servers are up and running and filled with gamers to try the multiplayer.
- GameSpot: 7.5 - Crysis 3 is stunning to look at, successfully portraying an uneasy partnership of the natural and the artificial. As the story presses on, the conflict deepens and the visuals darken; it's as if you can feel the evil spreading throughout the city. As a piece of technology, Crysis 3 lives up to the series' legacy. As a game, it doesn't reach the same heights. The campaign is several hours shorter than Crysis 2's, and doesn't reproduce the thrills that lit up the previous games. Yet on its own terms, this is a full-featured sci-fi shooter that makes it a lot of fun to torture extraterrestrial abominations with the burning rage of their own weapons.
- Kotaku: No - Lovely graphics aside, Crysis 3 is a mostly mediocre shooter in which fancy visuals faintly disguise haphazard design and a lack of technical polish.
- GameSpy: 4/5 - Crysis 3 is a self-assured but largely unambitious game, content to refine the experience of the previous games in the series without deviating very far from the standard that they set. It takes itself a bit more seriously than its plot probably warrants, sure, and it willfully throws out references to games that are far more memorable than it ultimately winds up being, but to its credit, it seems quite comfortable to focus on execution rather than the revolution that the first Crysis shot for. Considering that it delivers a fun, polished experience, it's hard to fault it for that.
- GameInformer: 8.50 - Crysis 3's evolutionary enhancements don't move the needle for the series very far, but the core nanosuit-based gameplay is still thrilling. If you have a rig that can run the PC version of Crysis 3, I strongly recommend you go this route. The high-resolution textures, realistic lighting, and detailed facial animations gives you a taste of the graphical fidelity we expect to be standard in next-generation consoles.
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