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-CraZed- on 17 June 2014
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BuckStud said:
-CraZed- said:
If anyone says there's hardly any difference between this gen and last gen haven't seen this vid. That is an amazing improvement in not only fidelity but the amount of NPCs and the animations.

GTA V looked great on PS3/360 but this looks amazing in comparison.


The thing is, that most "real" gamers also game on PC and have had grat looking 1080p 60fps for several years now.  The consoles are behind.  On that note, great grahpics do not make a great game, so I enjoy all the systems for some of their great exclusives.

I'm not sure exactly what your comment was meant to convey. "Real" gamers play games and don't engage in hyperbole about where they play their games.

Gamers who choose to play exclusively on a console or a handheld or a PC aren't any less gamers than those of use who would choose to play on more than one patform. SO I guess since not everyone can afford a PC to play games AND a console they can't be considered "real" gamers?

So what if the consoles are "behind." We are talking about GTA V and the difference between PS4 and PS3. If anything on this subject it is PC that is behind. Tell me what resolution GTA V was on PC when it launched. Oh wait, you can't since it hasn't come out on PC yet.  The point of my post was to address those who would say that there is no discernable difference in graphics between this and last gen games. This video shows otherwise in that regard. It wasn't an indictment on the previous gen version of GTA or an invitation to digress into a PC vs. console debate.

I personally play certain games on PC and certain others on my console(s) not because I am a "real" gamer but because I prefer it that way.