Dr.Grass on 03 June 2013
| archbrix said: PS2 fixed a lot of the big problems and flaws (very blocky poly models, pixilation, etc) that were unavoidably present on PS1, whereas the PS3 mostly made improvements. It's not that the technical leap isn't there – it is – but the perceptive leap isn't as large to me. The gap between PS2 and PS3, while certainly noticeable, is not as profound, and I certainly don't expect as big of a perceptive leap between PS3 and PS4 either.
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Clearly people are way different.
Silky smooth, full HD gaming with only high-res assets will be very, very perceivable to me.
I'm very much in disagreement on this point with you (and quite a few others).
