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These seem more like minute graphical oddities than anything else, considering the handling of most objects also appears like for like across both formats.
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Outside of the framebuffer and gamma settings, we can see that the actual art assets are basically a match across the two platforms, with only some very, very minor instances of details missing on the PS3. The end result is that both versions feature a similar amount of jaggies, with a fair amount of edge shimmering in places, but the 360 game comes across as slightly cleaner. Meanwhile, PS3 owners get what looks like a custom edge-smoothing solution that looks a touch smoother, albeit with some added blur that affects the whole screen, similar to the RSX's hardware quincunx anti-aliasing.
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Test Drive Unlimited 2 renders at native 720p on both formats, with the usual 2x MSAA anti-aliasing solution on the 360. Perhaps the experience lacks polish - there are far too many glitches at times, plus you can't help feel that there should be more to do in such a wide expanse of space - but regardless there's still plenty of fun to be had.Įden Games has done an admirable job getting the game up and running with a similar spec on both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, as this head-to-head video and the accompany comparison gallery demonstrate. From the heavy but twitchy handling mechanics to the sun-drenched streets and valleys of Ibiza, this is unmistakably a Test Drive game. However, while far from perfect, TDU2 still delivers an ambitious open-world experience.
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In the production of this piece, we put up with two full system crashes on the PS3, and corruption of hard drive data on the 360, thus losing an entire game save, making production of this piece even more challenging. The release of Test Drive Unlimited 2 has been fraught with issues: technical glitches included an inability to sign in on both Xbox Live and PSN, whilst other users reported various game crashes and other bugs.