flockofthese

That would be very appreciated. You guys would be my hero if you did that. I tried the demo on my PC, and at high resolutions I do tend to prefer FXAA over no AA. With the lower console resolution the FXAA just make the game look blurry and muddy though.

That would be pretty sad if that was the reason. Xbox 360 games usually use real anti-aliasing. Console games hardly ever use FXAA. It looks horrible at 720p. If a game is too demanding for real AA they just let them have the jaggies. The FXAA on the Xbox version is the reason why its the worst looking Xbox game I have ever seen. I have no real Idea why its being used here. Maybe the devs just don't have enough console experience to know that FXAA is a no-no.

I noticed how when I get hit the screen shakes, colors get a bit weird, and everything becomes very clear for a second. That's really annoying, as it shows that the blurriness must be a choice by the developers, and not just something that had to be done for performance or whatnot. I guess it means that its a personal preference thing. Maybe its just that the depth of field is way overdone for my tastes or something. To bad there is no option to turn the blur off.

I just got the game from Amazon today, and have been playing for a few hours now. Im starting to wish I would have gotten the PC version. I usually prefer console versions of games just because there is too much hassle with getting PC games working after a few years, and I don't have to mess with steam and whatnot. I don't mind the lower resolution, and less detailed textures. This game blurred everything too much though. It looks like its running in a resolution way lower than 720p, but its not. It reminds me of the Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing setting that some PC games have, only way worse. You cant tell what anything is unless its right by you. If it wasn't for the blur, the game would look fine. Not amazing or anything, but perfectly fine. Other than that one issue, the game plays great. The interface and controls are excellent. I haven't noticed any performance issues yet either.