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o_O.Q on 06 February 2013
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richardhutnik said:
pezus said:
Metallicube said:

I don't know what exactly people are expecting Sony and MS's next console graphics to look like, but I can guarantee they won't look that much better than Wii U. Sure there will be a huge gap in horsepower as there was this gen, but graphics are getting to the point where there won't be that big of a noticable change to the human eye, at least not to warrant the extra money their next consoles will probably cost. At best, you'll get probably more enemies on screen at once, and detailed shaders/textures and things like that. 

People keep saying this over but it's simply not true. Graphics could improve SO much it's (ironically) unbelievable. Not only the graphics, but also physics can be drastically improved (seriously, physics today in games are mostly crap or nonexistent), AI (same here...) and so on. We are nowhere close to the top leve.

AI maybe, but exactly what does better physics mean for a game being controlled with a pad controller?  And, exactly how does buffing up the graphics engine end up meaning better physics for gameplay?

As for the physics point, which game plays better, Super Mario Bros. or LittleBigPlanet?  And guess which one has better physics?

what does physics in game have to do with the controller used?

 

"exactly how does buffing up the graphics engine end up meaning better physics for gameplay?"

to my knowledge no one said so but obviously more power at hand can lead to more complex physics in addition to better graphics ( i believe that to be the point )

 

"As for the physics point, which game plays better, Super Mario Bros. or LittleBigPlanet?  "

tbh i don't think i've ever seen a more pointless comparison, the developers of lbp chose a certain style for the game and sackboys jumps reflect that

that's like me asking you which game physics wise is  better gt or mario kart?

regardless of that we all know the ps3 and 360 are capable of more complex physics than the wii because of the tech inside them, comparing a single game from a vast library of games from either console and the wii's library does nothing to change that