The 2.5D Gamer | Half-Life 2 For the Original Xbox Upscaled With the Xbox 360 -No Commentary- @DookieCakes | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 7 hours ago
The Xbox port of Half Life 2 was pretty ambitious, and while it doesn't always run the best, it still plays good. It is the worst-looking, worst running version of the game, but despite it's flaws, and framerate dips, it's a perfectly playable version of the game, and an impressive port.
The Xbox definitely got to flex it's muscle in a few PC ports like Half-Life 2 and Doom 3. Those two, along with Butcher Bay, and Farcry Instincts really let us see how far the system could be pushed graphically. Final gen Xbox games were close to first-gen Xbox 360 games. That's not a knock on the 360 launch game graphics, but a testament to how good final-gen Xbox games looked.
NOTE: I edited out the load times to make the footage flow better. The load times in the game aren't bad. I just didn't want to break up the flow of the footage.
#halflife2 #Xbox #nocommentary
The Xbox port of Half Life 2 was pretty ambitious, and while it doesn't always run the best, it still plays good. It is the worst-looking, worst running version of the game, but despite it's flaws, and framerate dips, it's a perfectly playable version of the game, and an impressive port.
The Xbox definitely got to flex it's muscle in a few PC ports like Half-Life 2 and Doom 3. Those two, along with Butcher Bay, and Farcry Instincts really let us see how far the system could be pushed graphically. Final gen Xbox games were close to first-gen Xbox 360 games. That's not a knock on the 360 launch game graphics, but a testament to how good final-gen Xbox games looked.
NOTE: I edited out the load times to make the footage flow better. The load times in the game aren't bad. I just didn't want to break up the flow of the footage.
#halflife2 #Xbox #nocommentary
