Worst Graphics in a Current-Gen Game

[Woodsey]

My answer would be Dragon Age: Origins on the 360. It's a great game in itself, but wow, the graphics are poor. It seems just further proof that DA:O was pushed to the wayside in favor of Mass Effect 2. Such a shame, Bioware...

It looks fine on PC, and how was it pushed to the wayside?

 

[AmayaOnnaOtaku]

Anybody remember Two Worlds? Not only were the graphics poor, the framerate was horrible too.

This! Ten thousand times this! That game was hideous!

They released a bunch of patches within the expansions that were suppose to fix that, but they never did, and to top it all off, they are making a second one.

Destroying the company that is making this pestilence for the xbox would be for the greater good

 

[Liberaliter]

Frontlines: Fuel of War looks pretty rough, as does Two Worlds.

 

[NeutralMunchHotel]

My answer would be Dragon Age: Origins on the 360. It's a great game in itself, but wow, the graphics are poor. It seems just further proof that DA:O was pushed to the wayside in favor of Mass Effect 2. Such a shame, Bioware...

It looks fine on PC, and how was it pushed to the wayside?

I'm aware it looks better on PC, but that doesn't take away the fact that the Xbox version looks like crap.

And, perhaps not so much in terms of actual development, but everything else - pre-release information, advertising, post game support, graphics, etc... Dragon Age got the slightly shorter end of the stick.

 

[Woodsey]

My answer would be Dragon Age: Origins on the 360. It's a great game in itself, but wow, the graphics are poor. It seems just further proof that DA:O was pushed to the wayside in favor of Mass Effect 2. Such a shame, Bioware...

It looks fine on PC, and how was it pushed to the wayside?

I'm aware it looks better on PC, but that doesn't take away the fact that the Xbox version looks like crap.

And, perhaps not so much in terms of actual development, but everything else - pre-release information, advertising, post game support, graphics, etc... Dragon Age got the slightly shorter end of the stick.

Well yeah on the pre-release side, Mass Effect 2's a much bigger game. And from what I can tell Dragon Age is getting excellent post-release support; they've done the expansion, and they're releasing a steady stream of DLC.

 

[NeutralMunchHotel]

My answer would be Dragon Age: Origins on the 360. It's a great game in itself, but wow, the graphics are poor. It seems just further proof that DA:O was pushed to the wayside in favor of Mass Effect 2. Such a shame, Bioware...

It looks fine on PC, and how was it pushed to the wayside?

I'm aware it looks better on PC, but that doesn't take away the fact that the Xbox version looks like crap.

And, perhaps not so much in terms of actual development, but everything else - pre-release information, advertising, post game support, graphics, etc... Dragon Age got the slightly shorter end of the stick.

Well yeah on the pre-release side, Mass Effect 2's a much bigger game. And from what I can tell Dragon Age is getting excellent post-release support; they've done the expansion, and they're releasing a steady stream of DLC.

From what I've heard, the DLC is quite poor. The Ostagar one has a metascore of 54, I think? And, for example, there was a pretty major glitch with daggers that affected strength and dexterity that was never patched.

But that's by the by.

 

[Woodsey]

My answer would be Dragon Age: Origins on the 360. It's a great game in itself, but wow, the graphics are poor. It seems just further proof that DA:O was pushed to the wayside in favor of Mass Effect 2. Such a shame, Bioware...

It looks fine on PC, and how was it pushed to the wayside?

I'm aware it looks better on PC, but that doesn't take away the fact that the Xbox version looks like crap.

And, perhaps not so much in terms of actual development, but everything else - pre-release information, advertising, post game support, graphics, etc... Dragon Age got the slightly shorter end of the stick.

Well yeah on the pre-release side, Mass Effect 2's a much bigger game. And from what I can tell Dragon Age is getting excellent post-release support; they've done the expansion, and they're releasing a steady stream of DLC.

From what I've heard, the DLC is quite poor. The Ostagar one has a metascore of 54, I think? And, for example, there was a pretty major glitch with daggers that affected strength and dexterity that was never patched.

But that's by the by.

Haha, well I have heard that the ME2 DLC has been pretty sucky - we'll just agree to disagree on this one.