Assuming these screens haven't been touched up in any way, we're glad to see the PSP is still being pushed technologically by developers. Even if you aren't particularly interested in the Yakuza franchise, these images are worth checking out.
Assuming these screens haven't been touched up in any way, we're glad to see the PSP is still being pushed technologically by developers. Even if you aren't particularly interested in the Yakuza franchise, these images are worth checking out.
Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 2:29PM Voshempa said
That's just more fuel added to the excitement fire. I can't wait.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 2:40PM (Unverified) said
those ARE pretty impressive. but are they real?
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 3:58PM WarnerYoung said
Given that some of these screenshots are 640 pixels wide, they can't be completely untouched shots. So are they simply enlarged (with the attendant fuzzing out of jaggies) or were they touched up more?
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 4:35PM Enigma777 said
Pretty sure those are part of a CGI cutscene and not actual gameplay....
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 5:07PM (Unverified) said
Perhaps static, cgi backgrounds, Resident Evil style?
Posted: Apr 23rd 2010 5:40PM heypaul said
The Yakuza staff habitually renders their publicity screenshots in-engine but at a ridiculously high resolution that you won't be seeing in-game. Remember these early 1080p Yakuza 3 screens that had everyone talking? http://www.ps3informer.com/playstation-3/2009/09/21/y3%20620.jpg Then the game ran at, what, 1024 x 768?
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