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Assassin's Creed III

Game » consists of 16 releases. First released on Oct 30, 2012

The fifth console entry in the Assassin's Creed franchise. It introduces the half-Native American, half-British Assassin Connor and is set in North America in the late eighteenth century amid the American Revolutionary War.

Assassin's Creed 3 PS3 Version worries

#1 Posted by snakeitachi (93 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

Past assassin's creed's from AC2 to revelations have had unbearable amount of screen tearing on the Playstation 3 versions of the games. Question is for anyone who has the game early on PS3, does the game still have this issue? I am really hoping the new engine has fixed this huge annoyance.

#2 Posted by Bell_End (1078 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

unless sony have somehow snook in some kind of upgrade since the last one id be expecting a similar performace.

#3 Posted by mordukai (7003 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

Did Ubisoft changed the engine? I thought AC3 just uses a newer version of it.

Well the E3 demo was played on a PS3 and it looked fine but it could have well been a highly polished section of the game and the main game will have it's can of worms. Frankly I'm expecting AC3 to have a whole new can of worms as this game just seems to ambitious for the current gen systems.

IN short, you have to look at all the past AC games and see that the PS3 was always the last of the three versions so I don't think there will be major change.

#4 Posted by thedj93 (1236 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

was there a lot of screen tearing in revelations? i honestly didn't notice

#5 Posted by Lord_Xp (235 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

Since I've played the first Assassin's Creed on my 1st gen 20gig ps3 I had no problems with it at all. Then I upgraded to the Slim ps3 180gig I believe and played ac2 through revelations and I still have yet to have a problem. I might be a lucky one with this and I hope my luck continues. Plus Ubisoft says the built AnvilNext "From the ground up" with all new mechanics. I hope this is true. Here is a video about it as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqc-iYw1Kys

#6 Posted by _Chad (930 posts) - 6 months, 23 days ago

I've played both AC2 and Brotherhood on the PS3 and had no problems.

#7 Posted by Geralt (231 posts) - 6 months, 22 days ago

I find it helps if you just "let it go". I played all Assassin's Creed games and most of all Fallout series on PS3.

But I guess sometime you just can't unseen these kind of things.

#8 Posted by snakeitachi (93 posts) - 6 months, 21 days ago

Got it, the screen tearing is the worst. Unbearable

#9 Posted by Happenstance (306 posts) - 6 months, 21 days ago

I did notice a bit of screen tearing at the beginning but after that it either stopped or I just stopped noticing it anymore. Either way it hasnt made the game any less enjoyable for me.

#10 Posted by firecracker22 (283 posts) - 6 months, 21 days ago

The screen tearing seems way less than it was in AC II. I haven't noticed any so far, which I think is a step up from AC II. The screen tearing in that game was pretty damn bad.

So, seems improved in that department to me.

#11 Posted by Linkster7 (894 posts) - 6 months, 21 days ago

I've played the ps3 version for some hours now, no screen tearing I can see, and I'm usually a stickler when it comes to it.

Framerate on the other hand......

#12 Posted by HulkHanson (62 posts) - 6 months, 20 days ago
#13 Posted by snakeitachi (93 posts) - 6 months, 20 days ago

i confused screen tearing with frame rate. beacuse the fps in cities FUCKING SUCKS ON PS3! UGH

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