fatslob-:O on 27 September 2014
| curl-6 said: Drive Club is limited by being on console hardware though. And its world is more static; it's not filled with destructible scenery and interactive foliage like Crysis. Part of realism is the dynamic nature of the game world. Not saying Drive Club isn't impressive in this regard, but it's no Crysis. |
Being limited by console doesn't mean much really seeing as how it's not hard to beat past half a decade old game despite setting the standards in the past ...
Yes in some respects Driveclub maybe pared back in the interative physics department however I remember this thread being about realistic graphics rather than realistic physics and besides Crysis isn't exactly perfect in that aspect yet compared to this ...
