Speaking of just hitting a button, I really like how picking up items doesn't involve an animation. Makes things move much quicker.
Also, about photomode, I noticed that environment sounds become louder/more pronounced while in it.
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Ghost of Tsushima....best looking 30 fps game on console?
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Also, about photomode, I noticed that environment sounds become louder/more pronounced while in it.
This.
Naughty Dog just knows how to make amazing looking wet leafs.
GoT has phenomenal art direction and the lighting plays perfectly with the environment but TLoU2 still has it beat.
I swear I could take screenshots of abandoned kitchens all day long because they just look soooo good in that game.
If you talk about art style, probably. But on a technical level, the game really isn't impressive. Bad animations, copy and past houses, not the best texture quality...
We're done here. Ghosts of Tsushima looks fantastic but it has far weaker animations across the board and less detailed character models than TLOU: Part II.
It also has a shoddy HDR implementation that makes everything either look way too dark or too washed out on OLED screens but that's beside the point.
I'd say TLOU is still king for graphics as a whole. RDR2 for open world graphics but I think we can define 'look better' beyond graphics. I've been wowed a lot more whilst playing Ghost than the former two. The art direction plus the graphical fidelity just make it an absolute treat.
Ghost of Tsushima is the best looking game indeed. Nothing beats it in terms of open environments.
For non-open world games, I don't think The Last of Us Part II has competition. For open world games, Ghost of Tsushima compares well, but I think it's a toss-up between Red Dead Redemption II and Death Stranding for top spot, that I would give to RDR2 because of the systems it lays over it.
Having played GoT for quite a bit and then switching over to my third TLOU II playthrough nah...just nah lol. TLOU II is on another level in terms of its lighting, shaders, and amount of hq unique assets and detail per area. Tsushima has gorgeous art direction and color palette but you can definitely see it lagging elsewhere, especially things like ground textures and animation. They're both beautiful games at the end of the day though.
I don't think this game looks bad, but I have to say, I'm not getting this brain melting visual masterpiece that some of y'all seem to be receiving.
Ghost of Tsushima is a beautiful game in many aspects yet it just asks for a PS5 version and while I would love to play more of it yet since I play on a base PS4 I'm getting a feeling that I should wait and see if or when we'll get a PS5 upgrade or just wait to play it in BC mode.
Yeah Red Dead 2 and Tlou2 are far more impressive, easily. They may be the most impressive games we'll see this generation, just astounding craftsmanship all around.
Tsushima is still an incredible looking game with a very unique touch and style and I'm loving it.
Tsushima is still an incredible looking game with a very unique touch and style and I'm loving it.
no, not even close. You are just showing the pretty areas, but the game can be pretty damn boring in a lot of them and not consistent. In some areas it just looks bad and ps3 like.
There are some moments that this game looks like it's running on ps5 but generally I put lou2 and rdr2 above
The expansive hub areas were more impressive than anything that we got in TLOU2. Which has nothing to do with the color palette and more to do with level design. I guess there's only so much you can do in a post apocalypse setting before things just end up looking the same. It does have a few memorable areas though.
TLOU2 or RDR2 might technically be better but the art direction of GoT is so much better. The other two seem boring in that regard in comparison imo.
The level of detail is not even close. GOT has a shit ton of recycled assets. All the buildings look the same on the interior and exterior. Nearly all the assets in TLOU2 are unique to that area. The scope is smaller but the world is far more believable.
Most technically impressive? No, RDR 2 wins that title. Native 4K on X with those graphics is legit wizardry.
Most beautiful though? I would say yes. I can't think of any other game where it's this easy to get a jaw-dropping screenshot on basically any place on the map.
Most beautiful though? I would say yes. I can't think of any other game where it's this easy to get a jaw-dropping screenshot on basically any place on the map.
They really need to change their facial animation technology. Other than that, the game is gorgeous.
Ghost of Tsushima has amazing lighting and art direction, but the texture work isn't comparable to games like RDR2 or TLOU2.
The scenery is fantastic...and the game looks downright amazing at times. However it can also look very flat at times.
This is the main reason I cannot even consider it even close to RDR 2/TLOU 2 since they have a polish which is unmatched.
I think I would put this game, graphics wise, below Horizon. But I could be wrong since I have not played the game since it came out.
This is the main reason I cannot even consider it even close to RDR 2/TLOU 2 since they have a polish which is unmatched.
I think I would put this game, graphics wise, below Horizon. But I could be wrong since I have not played the game since it came out.
I would compare this game to Horizon Zero Dawn in terms of gorgeous scenery. Red Dead Redemption 2 is better graphics wise and from what I've seen so is The Last of Us 2. I never really stopped to look around like I have with Ghost of Tsushima though. Art direction is amazing.
I agree but to be fair RDR2's IQ - on base PS4 at least - wasn't as good as Ghost. I remember it randomly getting a little blurry at times.
Not sure how this beats TLOU2.
Also debatable if it beats titles like RDR2, HZD, and Days Gone (which, at its best, looks quite impressive)..
Makes me hyped for next gen more than anything, since this stuff is working on 7 year old console hardware--- what can be achieved with that barrier lifted? Gonna be an exciting next few years for gaming
Also debatable if it beats titles like RDR2, HZD, and Days Gone (which, at its best, looks quite impressive)..
Makes me hyped for next gen more than anything, since this stuff is working on 7 year old console hardware--- what can be achieved with that barrier lifted? Gonna be an exciting next few years for gaming