#UNCHARTED 2 SCREENSHOTS FULL#

It is about how the two games stack up while a shooting scene is happening. Ok this one might be a little weird to some of our readers, but I thought I will give it a try anyways. Heavy Rain wins here just for the вЂњtouchГ©вЂќ. Even the background is so soothing to the eye. The guy just getting lost in the girlвЂ™s eyes and his hands around her waist. Quantic Dream has done a great job of depicting emotions in the game just like in this screen shot. It does not have the sexiness of Uncharted 2, but it really has the feel of true and dedicated love between the couples. It really depicts the case when your wife/girlfriend is cooking in the kitchen and you just catch hold of her and then the sun starts to gaze on the couple. ThatвЂ™s the only flaw that I can really point out. The down point is the really ragged edges around ChloeвЂ™s shoulder. If you look closely enough, Nathan Drake has that really surprised look on his face when your girlfriend (or girlfriends) does an вЂњup вЂ“close-personalвЂќ thing with you.

Small details like her eyes inviting our hero Nathan Drake to come over in her arms and the tomboy look through the chains and the handkerchief rolled in her wrist, really has gone a long way in making this shot amazing. Chloe is undoubtedly looking very detailed especially her hair and the arms are oh so smooth. Getting close and personal, this will be the theme that will actually set the benchmark for this round of comparison. Some might actually say that Uncharted 2 is winning the race in this round but I am considering the theme here as well, so I would say both games are actually looking great. The muddy water spilled on the characterвЂ™s clothes and the impact of rain is clearly visible in the screen shot with the characters putting more effort in to landing their blows. The one thing that I actually noticed by the screenshot was the impact of the environment and weather conditions that the game has on the characters. So how does Heavy Rain looks in a similar situation? Heavy Rain is basically a dark themed game, so it doesnвЂ™t have the shine and the glow that Uncharted 2 has. Something like вЂњOuch! That is gonna hurt!вЂќ Also the camera seems to have done a great job of focusing on the playerвЂ™s emotions and the point of interest and blurring the other shots in the scene. The teeth grinned together and the impact of the punch on the enemyвЂ™s face is very clear. The emotional feel of kicking someoneвЂ™s butt is clearly visible on DrakeвЂ™s face. LetвЂ™s just start with Nathan Drake himself. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves as we all know for the last four months looks spectacular. In the first round of comparison, we will compare how the two games look while a close up fight scene is going on. Note: The first image is from Uncharted 2 and the second is from Heavy Rain in each of the comparisons.Д¬lick the images to see them in high definition. So without any delay, letвЂ™s jump to the comparison. Well the comparison is all about how the games match with each other visually and at different angles. Some might argue that both of these games are different so how are we comparing these games. Almost the entire rest of the game takes place in drab-looking dungeons.In response to an article by, we decided to do high definition screen shot comparison of two of the best looking PlayStation 3 games around. This tiny part seems designed specifically to look as good in magazine screenshots as possible.

#UNCHARTED 2 SCREENSHOTS FULL#

These first few seconds, the very beginning of stage 1, are hands-down the best-looking part of the game, showing the full range of the Neo Geo's color palette and parallax scrolling.

Not just the first level, but the first two screens or so, about the first 10 seconds of gameplay: It's like they put every good feature they made for the game into that first fight before anything else.ДЇor an older example, I also submit Magician Lord for the Neo Geo (1990). Throughout the whole campaign afterward, the game never offers you that many options for tackling a fight again, nor are any of the other arenas as complex in terms of level design/geometry, nor do they show off the nuances of the AI's behavior as effectively. The very first shootout in the village in Resident Evil 4, against that huge horde of villagers, is the best part of the whole game imo. I.e., games that blow their wad right out of the gate.

Uncharted 2 screenshots