KylieDog said:
They are racing games. The environments and influence of the player are incredibly limited and controlled compared to a game like Uncharted or whatever.
Plus look at the development time frame for Uncharted 2, then look at how much longer GT5 is taking. |
Pretty much this. A game like Uncharted requires far more effects, larger, more detailed and open areas than a racing game. Also, the actions of the player and the repercussions are far more unpredictable in a shooting game, so there would likely be more physics calculations to carry out at any single moment in time. I mean, they probably had to drop it to 30fps just for Nathan Drake's real-time cloth physics
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