BasilZero said:
Actually majority of games did get a huge improvement over the last generation in terms of graphics, its probably also mostly due to the fact of the HD technology. |
That is just not true. When is the last time you played a N64 or PS game, and a GC or PS2 or XB game?
When you go from a model that is a few hundred polygons, to one that is a few thousand, there is a big difference. But at some point, adding more polygons does not change much.

There is a point of diminishing returns. More polygons is not the only way to improve graphics, and many games this generation have used other techniques like improving the lighting. But nothing as drastic as moving from the blocky charaters and blurry textures of the fifth gen to the smooth graphics we saw last gen. Yes, the pixel counts and detail have increased this gen, but look at this:
Madden 2001

Madden 2002

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