Funny, it doesn't even look that good..

Another muppet comment without seeing it in action let along playing it. That games impressive just sucks only ps3 exclusive games will show its true power more next year. Idiot multiplatform game developers don't bother using the full power of each system rather just port it with little effort lazy asses.

I love how u guys just give opinions without knowing wtf ur talking about....."but but teh game doesnt look that good cry cry" how do u know u both have yet to play the damn game,yes i know but but but the demo....u fail to realize the demo is old as *****.....and its just dat....a *****ing demo....u havent seen nuthing yet....here a lil bit of ownage so u guys can STFU



http://games.kikizo.com/news/200611/101_p4.asp



Graphics

So the game plays like a dream, to be quite honest. But another big part of the enjoyment is the immersive, tangible world you race in, and that's thanks not just to the physical laws of the track, but the outstanding visual quality too.



There's no question: all the neat touches they had in the questionable E3 2005 target trailer are pretty much present and respectable in some form or another in the real, final game. It's unbelievable and an absolute told-you-so victory for PS3, with some of the lushest, best-lit visuals we have seen to date.



Environment

The game's setting across all tracks is based on Arizona's Monument Valley, and digitised onto PS3 with an impressive feeling of scale and a sense of 'being there'. Before you select your motor or see a single tyre, the environment is one of the most detailed and convincing yet seen on a new hardware platform.



Physics

But the killer ingredient is the physics engine. Not in a stuffy, simulator way where you have to worry about what your tyres are made out of or what petrol you're using. But full-on environment, vehicle, driver and crash physics that add an unprecedented feeling of depth to the gameplay.



The physics are everywhere. If you're hurtling along and just clip a small bit of tyre on the edge of an unfortunately positioned rock, get ready for a rough landing after a brilliant crash; you'll never just bump off a wall and carry on. Hit some barrels or a spare heavyweight tyre left laying around in the vast, object-rich environments, and they'll keep tear down the track for a hundred metres, believably and intimately bouncing on every part of rocky wall and uneven track, while the rag doll driver animation is the real deal here - watching in slow motion as a driver is thrown into a cliff before his own bike lands and crushes back onto his body, or as hundreds of vehicle parts explode into different directions, is spellbinding stuff. "Although different demos of the game have been doing the rounds via download onto owners' systems, and at demo kiosks at stores in Japan and America, some of the feedback has been mixed and it's abundantly clear to us that the near-final product we've played benefits from a lot of perfecting"



"you have to say 'wow'. It's possibly even better looking that the infamous, stunning target video trailer shown 18 months ago and it plays even better than it looks."



"The HDR lighting in MotorStorm is also sexy; tilt the camera towards the blue sky with the driver still in view, and he appears dark; point it down towards the radiant orange ground to feel its warmth and the driver is bright and vibrant. OK, so many new-generation games are pulling off HDR admirably, but there's something about it in MotorStorm that looks pornographicall y attractive."



"During replays or the pause screen you can move the camera around freely, and really have a detailed look to appreciate things. You can even take the camera underneath the vehicle and see the splashes of mud and grass up close, and despite a bit of clipping - to be expected when this much cam freedom is allowed up-close - putting this sort of detail at the mercy of user investigation shows how confident Evolution is with the engine it has running on the hardware."



"In conclusion, to be quite honest we're in love with MotorStorm. When you look at this code with a forward-looking perspective, if there's one game that really shows off the POTENTIAL of the PS3 beyond Xbox 360 right now, absolutely it's MotorStorm, and Evolution is to be saluted for putting together such an awesome package."



"No matter how close

I played the game at Target. It was OK, but much less than I expected. The gameplay wasn't any better than MX vs ATV or similar game and the graphics were good but not impressive. I guess I'm so used to XBOX 360 and was expecting more because of all the hype.

>"if there's one game that really shows off the POTENTIAL of the PS3 beyond Xbox 360 right now, absolutely it's MotorStorm"



I guarentee that had Gears of War been a PS3 game instead and this guy (Adam Doree) had previewed it for the PS3, he would have probably said exactly the same thing.



The fact that he loves the game seems to have clouded his judgement (it happens, it's human nature), because for him to say it's possible even better looking than the E3 2005 trailer is just laughable.



http://ps3.qj.net/Does-MotorStorm-gameplay-meet-its-target-render-/pg/49/aid/74826



That said, I've always been looking forward to this game so personally, I can't wait. :)

I played the demo graphics looks good and so do the physics but slowdown and very choppy at some points...not very impressed with that...i'll stay with my X360 for now

You DO know that comparison is of the render and THE DEMO right? whos not to say the gameplay looks just as good now? Kikizo happens to have played he FINAL version of the game,not the demo. IGN happened to played the final version also and sai the "final version comes so close to the render,more than they ever coulda imagined"

Completely off topic here but this is intresting:



Xbox360: 8,066,083

Playstation 3: 384,670

Nintendo Wii: 1,206,713



After A Minute



Xbox360: 8,066,120

Playstation 3: 384,675

Nintendo Wii: 1,206,727



Each Company Sells The Following Amount Of Consoles In A Minute:



Xbox 360: 37

Playstation 3: 5

Nintendo Wii: 14



So by tommorow At 8:30pm this many consoles will have been sold:



Xbox360: 53280

Playstation 3: 7200

Nintendo Wii: 20160



This brings this total number of consoles sold at roughly 8:30pm tommorrow at:



Xbox 360: 8119400

Playstation 3: 391875

Nintendo Wii: 1226887



These Figures are based on the website http://nexgenwars.com/



These figures do not quite match the figures that have been released from many companies. If anything these results seems biased towards to xbox360 in my personal opinion. As I highly doubt with the release of both the Playstation 3 and the Nintendo Wii that Microsft will be selling 37 console a minute and 53280 consoles every 24 hours whereas Nintendo only sells 14 consoles a minute and 20160 every 24 hours.

Seriously where do they get their figures from???

Please tell me where you see it in the demo. I'm gonna check right away.



I think your ps3 is broken. (just a joke...)

The guy above you played the demo from the PNP. Its different from the in store demo (which is horrible compared to the PNP one) Once u play them both you'll see a HUGE difference in game play and graphics.

The final product has much better graphics than the demo version.

There is no online in the Japanese version.

There are no news of if they will add it later as an update, but I'm not counting on it. I'll still buy the game because I can't wait to play this game.