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Graphic Fidelity I Expect Next Gen.
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Some of those 2011/2012 games actually were targeting PCs before consoles: Witcher 2, Crysis 2 & 3, BF3 (DICE admitted that), and even probably Far Cry 3 (just look at the PS3/360 version's performance). Witcher 2's console version was obviously a later downport, but the console versions of the other games don't look like they were made for consoles first -- they look like PC games that got decimated for consoles.
We haven't really had anything like that for this gen though. Maybe Metro Exodus.
I don't get the fuss about Metro. I think it's an ugly game. The ray tracing redeems it a lot, but not so far that it compares to the best on PS4.
I suppose the absolute best graphics right now are Control's with ray tracing maxed out. That does looks a leap beyond the consoles. But I'd bet next gen will look very different: less impressive ray tracing, much more impressive in every other way. And overall the games will look way better.
I mean in regards to individual assets, not the total number of assets drawn on the screen
I played Exodus on PC without ray tracing and I think it's definitely one of the better looking games of this gen.
I just don't see it I guess. I've watched quite a bit of PS4 footage and it definitely looks below average for the system, to me.
I really hate that effect whereby there are cracks and drops of water on the camera too. I hate anything like that. But it's far from just that.
Mark my words, the most impressive visuals will come from Polyphony.
The PS4 had a crap CPU and GTSport could still hold its own against Forza.
The PS4 had a crap CPU and GTSport could still hold its own against Forza.
Polyphony mastered realistic lighting years ago. Their firt PS5 game will look absolutely crazy!
I haven't really looked at the console version so I don't know.
I would be surprised to see a new GT this year. I am expecting a PS5 update to GT sport, Native 4K 120fps. Free update to owners of GT sport but also repackage the game with all the DLC for PS5 launch. New GT reveal end of 2021.
Polyphony still seem to be pushing GT sport content along with their pro gaining competitions
Polyphony has already announced that this year there will be much less updates.
GT7 could be a holiday 21 title considering that GTS was released in October 2017.
Nope. They've pretty much massively toned down GTSport updates, and have been most hands on deck for GT7 for a while.
If what I heard is correct, we won't wait long untill we see it.
I could see GT7 being a holiday 21 title, seems to be a lot of people putting it on lists for launch at PS5 launch, which I can not see happening.
Sounds great, GT sport looks amazing, especially the HDR. I am ready for GT7 to melt my eyes. Hopefully we see it soon.
Is GT7 definitely happening then? I'd kind of thought they'd just carry on with the Sport series from now on.
Agreed that Sport is a real looker. One of the most underrated games on the system from a visual standpoint. A little bit inconsistent but when it's good it's really brilliant.
Agreed that Sport is a real looker. One of the most underrated games on the system from a visual standpoint. A little bit inconsistent but when it's good it's really brilliant.
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I don't agree. It's not top 10 imo.... (and yes i played it on a RTX 2080..)
Considering they have done it before for console launches what about a gran turismo 7 prologue/demo could use it as a selling point for gt sport on ps5.
A new GT is coming, we just don't know if it'll be called GT7. Although based on Kaz's description of it, that sounds like something that'd be referred to as GT7 rather than Sport 2. Of course the Sport mode will stay in because it works perfectly as an online mode, but he described the next game as being a "combination of the past, present and future".
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Tim Sweeney Explains Exactly Why the PS5's SSD and I/O Architecture Is Way More Efficient Than PC's
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Yeah. I still think of Polyphony Digital as benchmarkers in any generation.
Thinking back to the drip-feed reveals of Gran Turismo 5 gives me goose-bumps as to what type of experience they could deliver on PS5. I do mean 'experience' too.
Combining Polyphony Digital's technical abilities with the experience of a racing driver, Kaz himself, Gran Turismo PS5 should be on another level.
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This is CG quality guys.
That moment was the jaw dropper.
The depth, the detail, the temporal stability are staggering. And no pop-in or sacrifices in the draw distance, everything is appropriately detailed (as is the nature of the tech).
Also, check the detail/shadowing on the stone area she's standing on as she leaps off.
I expect we'll be matching CG level asset quality this gen... I mean, you cant get more detail than what is effectively infinite detail. (Hair being the main exception of course, I don't think we'll see that nailed til next, next gen). Light, FX etc. will still be many years away of course.
Now what I want to see is this tech representing a city environment with tonnes of life in it, that's what truly excites me in terms of games: dense, rich environments with dynamism..
We're already seeing a bit of it this gen:
You expect Cyberpunk to look like that on this Gen?That moment was the jaw dropper.
The depth, the detail, the temporal stability are staggering. And no pop-in or sacrifices in the draw distance, everything is appropriately detailed (as is the nature of the tech).
Also, check the detail/shadowing on the stone area she's standing on as she leaps off.
I expect we'll be matching CG level asset quality this gen... I mean, you cant get more detail than what is effectively infinite detail. (Hair being the main exception of course, I don't think we'll see that nailed til next, next gen). Light, FX etc. will still be many years away of course.
Now what I want to see is this tech representing a city environment with tonnes of life in it, that's what truly excites me in terms of games: dense, rich environments with dynamism..
We're already seeing a bit of it this gen:
This is CG quality guys.
Yup. Stunning. My jaw dropped.
Thats not what cyberpunk looks like. That seems like a GIF from the first footage they showed years ago and is not representative.
Correct me if im wrong but i think thats the most recent footage. Looks firmly in this gen to me.
Correct me if im wrong but i think thats the most recent footage. Looks firmly in this gen to me.
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That footage is 2 years old. Left one is from gameplay. Right one was in-engine so in-engine was beyond realtime gameplay at the time.
Pacifica footage is 1 year old.
This compressed gif with chunks of data missing is latest "What game looks like on PC" footage we have.
Event in June should give us high fidelity look of the game. Have they kept E3 2018 level or surpassed it?
The gif looks great. Cyberpunk could be the GTA5 moment of last gen imo or at least one of the best looking open world current gen games.
We reached avatar a while ago.
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That footage is 2 years old. Left one is from gameplay. Right one was in-engine so in-engine was beyond realtime gameplay at the time.
Pacifica footage is 1 year old.
This compressed gif with chunks of data missing is latest "What game looks like on PC" footage we have.
Event in June should give us high fidelity look of the game. Have they kept E3 2018 level or surpassed it?
Is that GIF from a Cyberpunk'77 trailer/preview? I can't recall seeing it..
If it is, I love that there are wide open areas like that to contrast with the rest.
The GIF on the left is in-game running on a 1080Ti 2 years ago, so I it's fair to assume resolution and higher end fx are in there, but I expect it to be fundamentally the same. The shot on the right is an in-engine trailer. Naturally they both look better as dense gifs, but I do expect the game to be in this ballpark, yes.
Of course, I was mainly trying to convey the idea of life and dynamism.
They released that 4 second GIF on twitter last week as celebration for 5th Anniversary of Mad Max: Fury Road.
I wont be too shocked if they show off Badlands (where GIF takes place) a bit in June event.
Awesome, thanks. Even taking into account the fact that it's a scaled down, dense gif image that's likely lifted from a very high end PC, I'm seriously impressed with the detail.
Can imagine zooming down that road off to the side kicking up dirt. So glad they're bringing such a variety of areas to it.
I wonder how they're gonna pull off what we've seen so far on those Jaguar cores and a HDD. Wouldn't be at all surprised if base consoles are 720p/900p at best. Maybe ~1152p/1440p with the Pro/X.
Well rumor that surfaced along with the delay was that one of the reasons for the delay was tech issues. Platform holders weren't happy about how game looked and performed on their HW.
Will be very interesting to see console version.
So competitive FIA licensed moon racing is in.
I wouldn't even be mad.
Considering that they have to make the game for consoles the most likely outcome is that the game won't look as good as during that e3 2018 demo on anything but the best pc hardware. A reminder, that demo was not meant to be shown to the public.
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This really doesn't impress me tbh. I think alot of currrent gen games look better.
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I think technology wise they will be fully capable of that kind of fidelity, the problem is man hours needed to reach those levels. TFLOPS mean nothing if better tools are not made to create work more quickly and, as anybody in the industry knows, tool development is always really, really behind
A next gen fidelity infused Metal Gear:
I do not fully agree. But you do you.
That's the ultimate rub. Trading fidelity for man hours. It will be a spectacle to behold the iterations DICE's Frostbite, Ubisoft's Dunyia Engine etc will undergo to support the artists better by streamlining workflow pipeline like Epic are with their UE5.
I do not fully agree. But you do you.
That's the ultimate rub. Trading fidelity for man hours. It will be a spectacle to behold the iterations DICE's Frostbite, Ubisoft's Dunyia Engine etc will undergo to support the artists better by streamlining workflow pipeline like Epic are with their UE5.
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Lumen GI Uses Software RT for Indirect Lighting Only; Nanite Exploits Primitive Shaders on PS5
Epic revealed that Unreal Engine 5's Lumen GI does use ray tracing, but for indirect lighting only and that can be done via software.
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Yep. Going by how GT Sport looks on PS4 Pro, GT7 on the PS5 will look insane. Can't even imagine what PD will be able to achieve with such a powerfull hardware.
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This is very current gen though, not far from MGSV (actually a more stylised look than what MGSV tried to achieve).
But we'll see a proper next gen Snake soon enough, go Bluepoint ! (:P)
It's lower budget CG but there's still quite a bit that can't be done in games. Snake's hair has never looked that good in realtime.
