A True Halo 2 Graphic Comparison

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Originally Posted by Syuusuke

oh they DID decrease the FOV :/

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It's reasonable. While Halo 2 XBox's player FOV is 90 degrees, keep in mind that not all 90 of those degrees are visible. Most TVs crop out a bit of the image on all sides. The same thing occured with Halo 1.

And great comparison, Snave. Very well detailed.

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Originally Posted by p0lar_bear

It's reasonable. While Halo 2 XBox's player FOV is 90 degrees, keep in mind that not all 90 of those degrees are visible. Most TVs crop out a bit of the image on all sides. The same thing occured with Halo 1.

And great comparison, Snave. Very well detailed.

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No...

HALO 1
Fullscreen: 65 degrees
Splitscreen: 102 degrees

HALO 2
Fullscreen: 60 degrees
Splitscreen: 70 degrees

most PC games have an option to change the FOV halo doesnt and it's annoying

They STILL didn't fix the Marine's face in that shot!?

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Originally Posted by DOMINATOR

No...

HALO 1
Fullscreen: 65 degrees
Splitscreen: 102 degrees

HALO 2
Fullscreen: 60 degrees
Splitscreen: 70 degrees

most PC games have an option to change the FOV halo doesnt and it's annoying

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I'm pretty confident the stock fullscreen FoV for both games was 90 degrees considering that is the ideal aspect ratio for a 4:3 monitor. I imagine it only changed it in 16:9 modes if the xbox even supports that.

And you can change the FoV using Bitterbanana's FoV Hack.

I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure the FOV is 70, as listed in biped tags?

good comparison, why the hell did they DECREASE the FOV, thats the oposite of what they should have done, after all were not sitting on a couch a good few feet away on a big tv, pc gamers sit alot closer, that really doesnt make sense to me

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Originally Posted by Aeron

good comparison, why the hell did they DECREASE the FOV, thats the oposite of what they should have done, after all were not sitting on a couch a good few feet away on a big tv, pc gamers sit alot closer, that really doesnt make sense to me

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How do you know they decreased it? Just because the picture is zoomed in more? IMO bad assumption, it is still 70, like Halo for the PC. Quit freaking out over what you do not yet have knowledge of, k?

If you look at an XBox screencap of Halo 1, and then compare it to a PC screenshot, you'll notice that you can see more of the FP arms in the XBox screencap.

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Originally Posted by Aeron

good comparison, why the hell did they DECREASE the FOV, thats the oposite of what they should have done, after all were not sitting on a couch a good few feet away on a big tv, pc gamers sit alot closer, that really doesnt make sense to me

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It makes perfect sense, did you read my post? Normal televisions crop out the outer edge of the XBox's image. Ergo, you see only about 70 degrees of your FOV.

why is the field of view lower in H2V than H2X?

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Originally Posted by p0lar_bear

If you look at an XBox screencap of Halo 1, and then compare it to a PC screenshot, you'll notice that you can see more of the FP arms in the XBox screencap.



It makes perfect sense, did you read my post? Normal televisions crop out the outer edge of the XBox's image. Ergo, you see only about 70 degrees of your FOV.

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I can't notice much more, and 70 degrees looks the same to me for both. So, in a sense, it is the same, though the H2X version is really 90, you only see ± 70. Either way, it is the same as Halo PC, so people don't have to whine about it so much.