Played on the PlayStation 4, Need for Speed Rivals is a more visually impressive, though currently slightly more buggy, version of Electronic Arts' upcoming racer than the Windows version.

We spent the first part of our session playing the Windows PC version of Rivals, which ran well, with a PlayStation 4 controller. Later, we switched to the PS4 version and were surprised to find a game that looked even more impressive than its PC counterpart, with better texture detail, improved lighting on cars and sharper graphics overall. The PS4 version did suffer from a higher incidence of issues such as parts of the world failing to load, but developer Ghost Games assured us they would have those problems ironed out in time for launch.

http://www.polygon.com/2013/10/18/4851148/need-for-speed-rivals-hands-on-alldrive-pc-ps4

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=86521984&postcount=1

I would probably blame EA for that then praising the PS4 for it.. says more about the PC build then anything else

That's silly.

I thought the "Reccomended" PC specs were basically the same as PS4?

This is going to be an interesting thread.

“What we’re seeing with the consoles are actually that they are a little bit more powerful than we thought for a really long time – especially one of them, but I’m not going to tell you which one," Nilsson told VideoGamer.com at Gamescom earlier today.

“And that makes me really happy. But in reality, I think we’re going to have both those consoles pretty much on parity – maybe one sticking up a little bit. And I think that one will look as good as the PC.”

I wonder how multiplats from PS4 and XB1 will compare to each other.

This not make any sense at all, ps4 can't look better than the max settings of pc versions...period.

running on a PC that costs 500 dollars?

Getting GT6 and NFS for PS4 this xmas

No, of course, but in the toppest of the toppest PC right now, yes. Well, it should do it, but at least should be the same as ps4, never behind.