Heres the preview, click the link at the bottom to get a ton of new pics. It
says software mode at the bottom but my guess is that there all hardware.
Oh baby!
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Is that guess influenced by the way it says "GP3 Hardwaremodus" after each
picture?
Tony
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Uh...
They are all in software mode and do not have any 3d blending whatsoever.
It's really easy to see.
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They're re-sized images. Someone told me there were 1024x758 shots, but they
resized it to 640x480, this way it looks better...
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Look at the shot close up to the right front corner of the prost, and look
at the pics with smoke in them.
That's 3D hardware accelerated.
actually, the more I look, the less sure I am
I was mistaken at first too. If you look carefully, you can see that the
textures aren't really anti-aliased. Also, there's bands of color in the
shading that you wouldn't see in 24-bit color.
I think the screenshots were resized, creating the illusion of anti-aliasing
and more than 256 colors. I think the first screenshots that came out were
lower resolution, which is why these look so much better.
-A
>actually, the more I look, the less sure I am
>> Look at the shot close up to the right front corner of the prost, and look
>> at the pics with smoke in them.
>> That's 3D hardware accelerated.
The interviewer from PC GAMER (Trevor Whitt) visited a GP3 forum a few weeks ago
and stated that the interview took place a few months ago. So there was some
delay afterwards...
JoH
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