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We all know that technology advances all the time, and that the possibilities are endless depending on how fast it grows.
 generated games seem to be a lot less taxing on a system compared to the standard polygon games we have gotten so far.
we know that polygon and animations have grown a lot these last 20 years, and perhaps in about 10 years or more Generated games could look as great as what uncharted 4 looks right now at half the bugdet, even less. I don't really see polygons advance a lot more then what it already have without becoming even more taxing on a hardware, and we can't always depend on the hardware to do all the job. Generated games seems to be the best choice for VR as well. i believe that if Generators advances, we would be able to get games like Sword art online, that could possibly run 1080p and 120fps on the Ps4, if they manage to utilize new ways of coding generated games. it's a blind shot in the dark, but people in the 80s had a hard time to believe there would ever be any other forms of games then 2D Bitmap games and then we all was blown away by 3D polygon games. It's possible that Game generators will be the next big thing in the future, due for being a lot less taxing on a system, and you are being able to create giant worlds with it. I atleast hopes for this to happen, even though it might be a bit depressing in the beginning. No man's sky to me, seems pretty impressive due for the size, which can never be done with Polygon games, even on super computers today. When it would happen, is very unclear but we are on the right way. New things usually takes baby steps before it starts running wild. I wouldn't mind giant MMO, RPG etc etc, even shooters that is generated, the potensial for it to become bigger depends entirely on devs, if no one will ever use it, it will never advance either. Just like with touchscreens back in 2001, people looked at it as a Gimmick, but it wasn't.



 

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