Aldro said:
CGI-Quality said:
Player1x3 said:
Aldro said:
Wrote this to you on my wall :3
"Speaking TLOU right?
Yeah well I've said it before :| It's far longer than UC they claim as well as more wide open with lots of choice including an AI that appears to be in its own class. Anyone expecting the graphical fidelity to be UC class is kidding themselves. God of War Ascension will probably win this year. Beyond has a chance I suppose but time will tell.
TLOU did however get delayed so maybe the polish could ..do something but I just don't see it to be honest. It is too ambitious and the PS3 is only capable of so much. Linear games are the most visually stunning ones and the media recognizes it as that.
But TLOU is everything UC is not. They're like the polar opposite. One spouses a linear cinematic adventure and experience whereas TLOU is more about a very deep and immersive gameplay.
I haven't played TLOU but UC is "my thing". I'm glad we get both. For now just enjoy this game for what it is and await the jizzyness of UC4 on the PS4 :P"
Really though, TLOU is far from looking average but it isn't UC heights which kinda makes sense. I don't see Joel being on a plane that's gonna crash XD. But it is well enough to actually sell the atmosphere and with the sound design which seems ridicilously well: I think they're gonna immerse us well enough.
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This is pre-alpha build, old couple of months. Final game will without a doubt look waay better. Besides, demo takes place in a dark, rainy building, not really the most ideal place to show off your graphics
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Yeah, people don't seem to understand. Come launch, The Last Of Us will easily top anything Uncharted has done. Easily.
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And how come we haven't seen anything like the E3 demo where Joel gets held down and Ellie stabs the bad guy to help him and the whole shotgun to the face etc? It all feels more.. game-y. Even the hud does.
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Maybe because Clickers are 1 hit kill and Runners cant really hold you down? Or...you know, we just havent seen it happening in the very short and limited footage that was available to us
