lol people still think Carmack is relevant as a tech guru? Heck, as much as I diss the guy, I'd much rather have Cevat Yerli stress upon the hardware's capabilities. But of course, MS has already bought him out, what with Ryse being Durango exclusive.But they should have brought in a tech guru like Carmack if they REALLY wanted to stress their hardware.
Scripted sequences or not, it is real-time, which still makes it very impressive. What current-gen game would you say it is slightly better looking than? The fact that it runs at native 1080p alone is enough to distance it from any current-gen console game that I know of. Beyond that, it's packing far more environmental and texture detail. The lighting gives it a very CGI-ish look, and the amount of particles and alpha effects crammed into the demo was staggering.Yeah, no, sorry guys, still not feeling this killzone thing. It's just a slightly better looking current gen game. The scripted sequence had great particles, but then so do scripted sequences in this gen's games.
Actually, unless GB has access to direct feed footage, this just goes to show how technically irrelevant Brad Shoemaker is. Live streams are usually locked at 30fps, and even a 60fps game will seem like its running at 30fps, because the other half of frames simply won't be there.Even the GB guys agree with me, Brad called out that this looks like a 30 FPS game just from the stream, very nice catch.
And didn't GB give the nod to the PS3 version of GTAIV as being more impressive, graphically speaking, than the X360 version? Yup, tech gurus indeed! :lol:
Awaiting Digital Foundry's analysis.
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