As developers, you want to deliver an experience that's as similar as possible on different platforms. "It's confusing to me that this question even comes up, it's by no means any less important to us and it gets a lot of attention. Visceral has been copping some heat, however executive producer Steve Papoutsis is a bit baffled as to why.
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The game seems to be receiving higher praises on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 when compared to PC, and as expected PC fans of franchise are not impressed with the lack of visual features. Normally we'd skip console ports, as we did with Dead Space 2, however Dead Space 3 was already being heralded as "one of the best games of this generation" by Game Informer just days after its release and therefore we felt it was worth checking out. This is a real shame, but not at all surprising as this is how most cross-platform games end up on PC. Although it is possible to turn some settings up a little higher on the PC, modern features that are part of DirectX 11 or high-resolution textures are not supported out of the box. The reason for this is simple, Dead Space 3 has been developed for consoles and then ported directly to PC. With this we anticipate to see just subtle improvements in terms of visual quality over Dead Space 2 which was a DirectX 9-only title. Like its predecessor, Dead Space 3 has been developed in-house by Visceral Games using their own Visceral Engine. In addition to drop-in/drop-out co-op, Dead Space 3 introduces several new gameplay mechanics, such as the ability to roll for more responsive control and an organic, automatic cover system that doesn't require you to press a button to duck behind something. Is a survival horror third-person shooter. Dead Space 3 is the direct sequel to the January 2011 release of Dead Space 2. The third installment in the Dead Space series was released this month, and considering the game made our list of 2013's most anticipated PC games we thought we would check it out to see how it looked and performed.
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