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The talent behind the games being developed also plays a crucial role - as does the resources availible to the devs. Otherwise all games on 360 would look as good as Gears of War 3 whereas all games on PS3 would look like Uncharted 3. Some devs do a better job than others, it's not a difficult concept to grasp.

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You can keep saying "same power" and quote a couple devs (which btw I quoted several so I am more credible) but that doesn't matter when you look at the meat and potatoes. The PS3 exclusives out shine EVERYTHING on 360 in terms of graphics and tech.

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The credibility of the devs you've quoted is questionable at best. I mean what the fvck do you expect a Guerilla Games (OWNED. BY. SONY) developer to say? And how many games have said quoted developers developed on 360 to help back up their claims? Null.

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This is a fact, there is nothing on 360 that matches UC or KZ or GOW ect....it still cannot match KZ 2 or UC 2, both of those games are like 3 or 4 years old! You can deny it, but you know it's the truth. This is why you damage control and rage on PS3 games, because they look so much than anything on your 360.

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The fact is that Gears of War 3 and Crysis 2 ARE both comparable to the games you listed; whereas Crysis 2 is widely considered to be the best technical achievement on consoles so far this generation.

electripig "Crysis 2 is outstanding in almost every department, not least its visuals, which are the very best either PS3 or Xbox 360 has to offer right now"

GamesRadar:"Crysis 2 does run on consoles, and it does so beautifully. We're calling it now: Crysis 2 is possibly the best-looking console game ever."

xg247.co.uk"Crysis 2 is definitely the best looking game on consoles and PC"

IGN "Crysis 2 on Xbox 360 has taken the crown for best graphics in a console game"

digital foundry face off "The crucial thing is that both are phenomenally attractive games, producing effects quite different and in many ways more advanced than anything we've seen elsewhere on console. We all wanted Crysis on console to be an event, a showcase release: by and large, Crytek has delivered, and those cutting edge visuals are backed by a truly impressive game design."

Eurogamer "But it is a world whose intricacy and realism will cause you to stop and stare long after the first drop of the jaw. The sway of tree-tops; the spray of a decorative fountain; the flames erupting from a burst gas pipe: incidental details that grab your attention for their quiet, shocking realism. Who knows how Crytek managed to squeeze Cry Engine 3 onto the consoles while maintaining such extraordinary level of detail? But this world sits next to Uncharted 2's as the most detailed and well-expressed yet seen on our TVs."

CVG"best looking fps ever"

justpushstart.com "I find Crysis 2 visuals to be superior to similar shooters like Call of Duty: Black Ops or Killzone 3."

denofgeek "I honestly think that this may well be the single best looking FPS I've ever seen, on any platform. It really does look that good."

joystiq: Though about the millionth FPS built around a plot of an alien invasion, give or take a few, it's also the most beautiful.

destructoid: Naturally, the gameplay is all wrapped up with some of the most gorgeous visuals you'll see in a videogame.

gameinformer: Crytek wisely sticks to the traits that made the first game successful while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of graphical fidelity.

1up: Crysis 2 is just as visually impressive as its predecessor, even on PS3 and 360.

gamezone: The game looks utterly stunning and is arguably one of the best-looking shooters on consoles. I'm still undecided whether Crysis 2 looks better than the original game, but the fact that there is a discussion about which looks better speaks volumes on what Crytek was able to accomplish with their engine.

strategyinformer: Crysis 2 is bloody gorgeous, and by far one of the most polished games we've ever played. Watching the cityscape come crashing down around you in all its HD glory is quite the sight, especially in some of the more open areas midway through the main campaign. Whether you've diving across rooftops or making your way into the heart of an alien hive, it's all jaw-dropping throughout.

gamerevolution: Somehow the team over at Crytek has found a way to make their sequel just as visually remarkable as the original and without the need to spend a fortune on a fancy new video card and extra RAM (on the console at least)

msxbox-world: Crysis may have been the benchmark game on PC but for console owners there might be a new kid on the block as Crysis 2 really is a sight to behold.

metro: Although Crysis 2 swaps an actual jungle for the urban variety, the level of near photorealism remains. Despite the impressive scale the attention to detail is second to none: from hedges that shed leaves as you run through them to the filtering of light through a half-destroyed wall. That all this is running on a middle-aged console, not a state of the art PC, only makes it more impressive.

PSU "best looking shooter on PlayStation 3"

Even fvcking PSU called it the best looking shooter on the PS3. Looks as if the gaming industry in general disagrees with you :(

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Ironically Crysis 2 didn't even win a single graphic award, UC3 took them all that year.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncharted_3:_Drake's_Deception#Awards]UC3[/url] = 13 graphic awards and 2 of the awards are from Game Developers Choice Awards and the other one from Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences.

Crysis 2 = nada. All those reviews you have there are just pure hype and marketing.