Usual form within any Digital Foundry Face-Off is simply to run the game at default settings and let the chips fall as they may - the assumption being that the default is equivalent to the colour settings within the console's framebuffer, or at the very least what the developer calibrates the output to. You really need to spend some time setting up the game to play nicely with your screen.
The colour balance is quite patently wrong.īasic settings don't cut it with Modern Warfare 2. While there have been plenty of attempts at comparison shots thus far across the net, something hasn't really looked quite right about any of them. With 2009's offering featuring an enhanced engine and brand new streaming tech, can the PS3 game match or indeed surpass the quality of the Xbox title?įirst things first. It's fair to say that Call of Duty titles in recent years have consistently favoured performance on the Xbox 360, whether they've been produced by series founder Infinity Ward or gap-year specialists Treyarch. The year's hottest and most successful videogame finally gets the full-on Digital Foundry Face-Off treatment.
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