Battlefield 3 | Xbox 360 REAL HARDWARE | 4K60

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KUPOkinz

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Published on January 14, 2024 11:48:43 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sbmbe1_QTVk

Game:

Battlefield 3 (2011)

Duration: 5:34:27

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There is a slight sound popping noise that I've isolated down to the "wartapes" mode for some odd reason, that occurs with the Battlefield series and my personal capture device. I am unsure what causes it, but it seems to happen during the VO and Music sections. Sorry. This effects BF3, 4 and Hardline.

Battlefield 3 is fascinating in that it runs so well on these old consoles, even on PS3 which was known to have performance issues with developers unfamiliar to it. It's one of the best looking games on the Xbox 360, running at a most of the time targeting 30fps, with minor drops that induce major screen tearing but infrequent enough that it doesn't cause any issues. It uses the Frostbyte 2 engine, which showcases many new effects at the time and again, it's pretty amazing how well it runs that the few times it does drop performance is understandable. I experienced only two bugs where my AI squad mates just stopped reacting to anything, frozen in place, but running much farther into the levels solved it both times. Otherwise, it was very stable.

Gameplay is your standard point A-to-B shooter, with a generic story that I never really made sense to me. Gunplay and movement are extremely tight and responsive, being my favorite outside of the CoD and BF4 systems. Your almost always have a squad of 3 other members who are very dumb and typically just get in the way, shooting into the walls or blind firing over cover. This game has a couple of vehicle sections and most notably is the Jet scene which to me personally, even though it's on rails and you just press a few buttons, is one of the most stunning graphical scenes every shown in the Battlefield series and my favorite from just about any game.

This is my full, uncut and raw recording without any cuts. I play on Hard difficulty, and it was very fair, but challenging and I've died many, many, many times throughout this video. I've recorded this at lossless quality, totaling in at over 100gb and it will take YouTube a week or more to process up to 4K. This is to allow everyone to (hopefully without YT compression) see how these games look and ran on original hardware. If this interests you, consider subscribing. I enjoy these!

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