Scoobes on 09 October 2009
Oh dear people, read the damn article. He's saying that in game, as the developers control all the settings, they can make the look of the game artistically and aesthtically more pleasing then you would get in real-life. A situation you rarely get in reality.
Take the cars for instance, they always look like they're brand new and shiny, not a scratch or a piece of dirt on them. NO car looks like that in real-life unless its just come out the factory! In game they're always perfect. Thats more or less what he's saying.
