http://ps3.ign.com/articles/762/762108p1.html

IGN小编对PS3版Oblivion的评价

Fans of the Elder Scrolls series have always loved the flexibility the franchise afforded them during their adventures, but when the eagerly awaited Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was released last March, even they were astounded by its depth. Players could literally choose their own adventure within the massive game, which offered over 200 hours of play. Characters could be customized in various ways, and it was easy for gamers to make powerful magic users, fighters, thieves or other classes as they attempted to close the gates of Oblivion. For PC and Xbox 360 gamers, it was a match made in RPG heaven. Fortunately for PS3 owners, Oblivion will soon be descending upon the system. We got the chance to play the latest build of the game today, and we came away with new impressions from the land of Cyrodiil.

Apart from the initial scale of Oblivion, which was simply huge, Bethesda Game Studios augmented the adventure with eight downloadable plug-in features. Items like the Horse Armor download seemed much more of a minor adjustment than a significant addition to the gameplay. Others like the Orrery or Mehrunes' Razor provided separate locations for players to battle through, collecting experience and valuable items. Unlike the PC and 360 versions, the PS3 edition will not feature all eight of the currently available plug-ins for the game. They may find their way to the PlayStation Store at some point in time in the future, but they will not be added into the version as a "PS3 Collector's Edition" or a special copy of Oblivion. Instead, the title will only include the recently released Knights of the Nine side quest, as you attempt to recover lost artifacts of the Divine Crusader and restore glory to the order of warriors.

PS3 owners will get their own taste of Oblivion this March.
Players of the PC or 360 version of the quest know that only those characters who don't have any infamy associated to their name can begin the pilgrimage to start the Knights of the Nine quest. However, there have been a few changes made for the PS3 version. Characters can now immediately set out on their pilgrimage to the Wayshrines of the Divines as soon as they exit the sewers at the start of the game (which served as a tutorial). This immediately lets you bypass having to track down the rumor about the attack on Anvil Chapel and start on your quest for righteousness.

The PS3 version of Oblivion isn't a simple port of the game either, although players who have picked up the 360 version will be very familiar with the control scheme. For one thing, the PS3 version has been optimized to take advantage of the Cell processor and hardware that the system offers. As a result, the game runs a lot faster than the 360 build. Entering dungeons or buildings results in a load of 3-5 seconds, compared to the 7-10 seconds or longer for the 360 version of the game. Similarly, the amount of framerate drops or hitches that cropped up in the wilderness as you accessed a new area on the 360 have been substantially reduced on the PS3 version. There is a plan to completely eradicate these issues as the game nears release, as well as fixing a number of bugs that were present in the other builds. Kiss the item duplication glitch goodbye.

Visual textures are much sharper in the PS3 version of the game.
The visual presentation of Oblivion has also been significantly enhanced. While it was a beautiful title on the 360, far off environmental details often displayed low resolution textures. This has been fixed with new shaders dedicated to rendering the foreground cleanly with sharper details, so rocky landscapes now have craggy appearances instead of smooth, non-distinct surfaces. While there is still a fair amount of pop-in that occurs (which can't be helped due to the size of the world), the draw distance is farther than the 360 version. As a result, screens from the PS3 version should approach those from high end PCs running Oblivion, which is an impressive feat. We'll have more on Oblivion soon, but for now, check out these new screens.

Load比XO版快
掉帧比XO版改善
图象锐度比XO版高
PS3版效果赶得上高端PC跑的效果


by Jeff Haynes






战犯们，GO GO GO！！！




[ 本帖最后由 killmesoftly 于 2007-2-7 11:02 编辑 ]

因为安装到硬盘

所以LOAD快！

那个啥，以前不是有PS3版和XO版画面对比帖的吗？据说PS3版渣一坨。
IGN的鬼话俺不信的，业内人士最高。

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原帖由 岳不群 于 2007-2-7 11:01 发表
因为安装到硬盘

所以LOAD快！

那又怎样？

引用金圣叹鄙视许褚的一句话：谁教你赤膊？>_<

是啊,等有了对比截图再吹不迟.
等着吧,会有人上的.

等实际出来的，现在都是乱猜

远景比XO要细致很多。不象X喔班用模糊效果和低材质贴图。这点LZ没翻译出来。

:D :D :D
太强了！
某些饭不是觉得美式RPG很差吗？

IGN原来一直都是乱猜

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=140933&page=3

PS3 lacking RAM to enable Horse Armor, 360 can

PS3版本原来阉割了:D

Garnett said they're fixing Oblivion's rendering on the 360

远景问题X360也修正了:D

1up收了微软黑钱了:D，没有好下场:D

[ 本帖最后由 lixianglover 于 2007-2-7 11:31 编辑 ]

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原帖由 mapledot 于 2007-2-7 11:24 发表
远景比XO要细致很多。不象X喔班用模糊效果和低材质贴图。这点LZ没翻译出来。

看到有关键部分的全文翻译，我也不代劳了。


http://www.tgfcer.com/club/thread-5841028-1-1.html

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原帖由 lixianglover 于 2007-2-7 11:27 发表
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=140933&page=3

PS3 lacking RAM to enable Horse Armor, 360 can

Garnett said they're fixing Oblivion's rendering on the 360

1up收了微软黑钱 ...

这说明Bethesda一碗水端得真平

额……竟然被移动了。真是无战不欢哪

战起来，更精彩……

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原帖由 mapledot 于 2007-2-7 11:35 发表
额……竟然被移动了。真是无战不欢哪

看看LZ的标题就是想战！！！