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In a perfect world would have a PC version of RAGE more care, perhaps with some effect DirectX 11, and a menu of options worthy of that name, with everything you need to geeks to make their evidence and find the best compromise (inevitably subjective) between quality and performance. But no, the game does it all and if that is not horrible handrails with the texture looks good on you, instead get a reason, be happy that the game runs at 60 frames per second and pretend that there is no handrail. Those who would be content with a few "drop" of fluid (without tearing, of course) in exchange for more consistent quality textures? We timidly raise his hand, hoping not to find a severed from Wing sticks.

Given that agree with every word as written in the review of the Xbox 360 version, we would like to move from that comment - unqualified positive - a consideration for a while '"melancholy" on the RAGE game, in all evidence, is not, but could be if it had been designed differently. As we now know, Carjack has in fact preferred the style of painting in the realistic and put his huge work of artists at work: rebuilding a post-apocalyptic world with the greatest possible care and attention to detail, looking at the way a painter on canvas and trying to make the most of the pros lighting offline, without making too much weigh the cons. He's done it, yes, but at what cost?

Just like a painting, or as a photo, the world of RAGE seems frozen in an instant, with the light echo the static objects of the scenario: nothing can move or be destroyed, except for those few functional things to the game play, see the explosive barrels and the occasional wooden box. In this frame technology, which is undoubtedly a step back in time, before they came out Half-Life 2 and Crysis, the game in the strict sense wins the battle against the mistrust of the "graphics whore" that is within us. The level design, the genuine delicious must use the weapons, the attention that is calibrated to the pace, even the multiplayer mode; nothing has been overlooked what really matters in a FPS. It's almost too bad if the Battlefield and Call of Duty to occupy the office of the discussions between fans and the "dinosaur" RAGE has already found a place in our hearts. We will try not to forget in a hurry.