I assumed the D:PL PC version was going to be like Driv3r and a direct port (not that would have been a bad thing with PL as it was a great improvement on the Xbox anyway), but no.. they have actually bothered to convert it properly with PS2.0 shader effects and high res textures.
All this and I can run 1440x900 6xFSAA 16xAF @ a solid 60fps (V-Sync on)
and before anyone asks.. Yes I do have a legit version.. Yes, I do work for a game store.. No.. we can't sell em till Friday Yes, we did get stock yesterday and.. No, I'm not telling you where..
Nope no multiplayer. Haven't notcied any major changes to the gameplay itself (still only playing through the simple 70's starter missions)
Difference is mostly cosmetic with much better lighting and textures, there is an instant teleport option to any key points/missions on the map that I don't remember being there on the Xbox one (except telepoting between garages)
here's a couple of shots to show the extra detail, notice the white paint lines even have depth to them now.. signs and graffiti are easily readable now.
Are the songs the same as on the PS2 version of D:PL. Or are there more, or less?
"New York is the coolest place in the world! From Connecticut and Long Island to New Jersey, from the Hudson Valley down to Staten Island, and all points in between, this is my backyard."-Driverman2006
Wow! Look at those graphics! I must say that this port looks far more realistic than the PS2 and Xbox ones. Also, I do recall seeing Gamestop.com mention that there will be multiplayer of up to 8 players, so I do not see how the multiplayer feature is a fake. Well, only one way to find out for sure is to find a review for the game or even to buy the game itself.
I nearky had a heart attack when I saw those pictures! I was very suprised to see that good of graphics! The road lines even stick out and the road-no EVERYTHING was in amazing detail! I even noticed a great difference in the Wii verson too (besides the cops barely caring about half the s**t you did) it had nicer graphics and ran faster when there wasn't heavy traffic.