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Originally Posted by jtom320 
How does that matter though? The argument against the consoles is they don't have enough RAM to render Crysis's large levels (which is ridiculous on it's own since games like GTA are much bigger) obviously however the consoles do have enough RAM to do it.
Cryengine 3 is better then every way then Cryengine 2. Just because it was hard to run doesn't make it a great engine. Crysis 1 was pretty badly optimized for PC.

How does that matter though? The argument against the consoles is they don't have enough RAM to render Crysis's large levels (which is ridiculous on it's own since games like GTA are much bigger) obviously however the consoles do have enough RAM to do it.
Cryengine 3 is better then every way then Cryengine 2. Just because it was hard to run doesn't make it a great engine. Crysis 1 was pretty badly optimized for PC.
CryEngine 3 is Better then 2 but the one used in Crysis 2 is not as good as the once in Crysis 1. Basically in Crysis 1 Cryengine 2 was used to its max with everything it had. In Crysis 2 they did not use the engine to the fullest. I just installed Crysis 1 for fun and still looks much better to me. even when i look close at objects i see much better textures then Crysis 2. You have to give it to Crysis 2 for lightning and Vivid colors. In reality Crysis 2 with DX11 looks better to the eye but Crysis 1 still looks more realistic.







