BlueFalcon said:
I think console gamers will soon realize their expectations are not aligned with reality regarding how graphics evolution works and how hardware and graphics evolved in the past. Think of it as a track athlete: learning to walk from childhood, then to run, then to compete in high school, college level, national level and Olympic level. The early stages are easier to conquer and later it becomes ever so more difficult until every 1 hundreds of a second separates thousands of pro track athletes people in the world. The next revolution in graphics requires such exponential increases in hardware performance, it's well outside the realm of PS4/Xbox 720 or Wii U -- this is not coming from me, but from the leading game developers in the world. I suggest people go on Youtube and find "Unreal Engine 3: Official Samaritan Demo": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSXyztq_0uM Now ask yourselves, does Samaritan Unreal Engine 3 look next generation to you? That's the BEST next generation consoles will be able to do. The Samaritan demo needs 10x the power of Xbox 360 and it's graphics are not THAT revolutionary compared to today's best looking games:
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i deleted most of your most because t was really long. and to answer your question "does Samaritan Unreal Engine 3 look next generation to you? "
yes it does. there is a good enough leap between the samaritian and this gen console graphics. if next gen consoles manage to make games that good looking ill be really really happy. no current gen game comes even close to the samaritian
