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[COCKLES]

I'd vote SW: Battlefront. Not sure what the PS2 version is like, but the Xbox one looks fantastic. Lots of nice effects, plenty of action on screen. Burnout 3 a close runner up.

 

[Doom_Bringer]

Beyond Good & Evil

 

[FoneBone]

I'd vote SW: Galaxies. Not sure what the PS2 version is like, but the Xbox one looks fantastic. Lots of nice effects, plenty of action on screen. Burnout 3 a close runner up.

I think you mean Battlefront.

 

[Chopin Trusty Balls]

SW:Galaxies on Xbox? Megaton!

Ok i would say Pandora Tomorrow or Burnout 3

 

[Ranger X]

POP and POP2

 

[dark10x]

Burnout 3 or the two recent Prince of Persia games...

 

[Solid]

Burnout 3. Before that Soul Calibur II.

 

[dark10x]

Burnout 3. Before that Soul Calibur II.

Oh yeah, SC2 is up there as well (especially because all three support 480p and 16:9)

 

[Sagitario]

POP and POP2

IAWTP. Plus Soul Calibur 2...

 

[Shompola]

PoP definitely. Some other games might look better technically but they sure aren't as pretty as PoP.

 

[xsarien]

It's a one-on-one fight to the death between Soul Calibur 2 and Burnout 3.

 

[SalientOne]

Def Jam: Fight for NY!

 

[Dilbert]

Do you mean, "What is the best-looking multi-platform game, based on the best it looks on ONE of those platforms," or, "What is the best-looking multi-platform game, based on how it looks across ALL of the platforms?"

If you mean the latter, then I'd vote for Soul Calibur II.

 

[johnjohnson]

Beyond Good & Evil

IAWTP

And I should also mention Prince of Persia and Splinter Cell. Ubi makes some great looking multi games.

 

[Alias03]

POP and POP2

what he said

 

[Rhindle]

Yeah, it's gotta be PoP. Splinter Cell 1 is also pretty nice on all platforms.

 

[shpankey]

In my opinion I would say Prince of Persia Sands of Time, and I come to that decision quite easily.

 

[Wario64]

Def Jam Fight for NY looks nice, although I don't really like the game

 

[BreakyBoy]

My only qualm with Prince of Persia is the PS2 version. I can't put my finger on what it is (I'm sorry I'm not as great a graphic whore as it seems to be required on these forums...) but the PS2 version, while certainly pretty in it's own right, pales in comparison the GC and Xbox versions.

With that in mind, I'd go with BG&E, which looked clean on all three platforms.

SC2 also deserves a strong mention (if not the win) due to the 480p (and 720 on the Xbox!) and 16:9 support.

 

[LukeSmith]

Do you mean, "What is the best-looking multi-platform game, based on the best it looks on ONE of those platforms," or, "What is the best-looking multi-platform game, based on how it looks across ALL of the platforms?"

If you mean the latter, then I'd vote for Soul Calibur II.

So really, the second question you pose is -- what game came out on all three consoles looks great on two and wasn't screwed up by the PS2?

 

[The Faceless Master]

Pandora Tomorrow

 

[Jim Bowie]

Viewtiful Joe!

 

[cvxfreak]

Soul Calibur II

 

[Parallax Scroll]

Splinter Cell 1 is also pretty nice on all platforms.

The first Splinter Cell looks like ass on PS2, at least if you're used to playing it on Xbox. The framerate made a bad first impression, but seeing beams of light going through my character was the real kicker.

 

[Kseutron]

Soul Calibur 2