| Bofferbrauer2 said: Nah, especially not in terms of polygons. I pulled a little GameXplain on the video and analyzed the pictures more closely. This game hits the polygon ceiling pretty hard, which is very visible if you watch the trailer in full screen on your PC/TV/whatever. The textures are brighter, but not anywhere near high res. Even early PS360 titles did better in that remark - they just had very bland colors compared to the much more vibrant ones in the trailer. The textures are also very uneven, the characters are okayish (pretty much as we say in Luxembourg: beautiful from afar but far from beautiful, at closeups they look really crappy bot otherwise okay), but the vehicles are extremely bad looking, even PS2 did better back then. just compare the shooter in front of the car with said car at the 22 second mark, or the hilariously crappy graphics of the car at 00:19. In other words, that's closer to a Call of Duty Wii HD upscale than PS360 visuals. But the small screen couple with fast-paced action will cover those flaws pretty well. Knowing Activision, I expect you'll need a state-of-the-art new phone for those visuals, and crank them down quite a lot on more mid-range phones. |
I did say "what I expect out of 7th gen" and not "One of the best looking 7th gen titles".
The early 7th gen titles were fairly average in terms of geometric complexity and texture resolution, it wasn't until developers introduced Texture and Mesh Streaming that those assets took a jump in quality on last gen hardware.
Where it falls short is likely due to the reliance on FP16 precision and keeping things simple to run on a wider range of mobile hardware.
In saying that, I still stand by the fact that it is what I would expect out of 7th gen hardware, not cutting edge, not the worst of the worst.
Just comparing this to Call of Duty 3 or Call of Duty 4 on the Xbox 360 is very telling.
BasilZero said:
PUBG and Fortnite are on mobile and are making a ton of money from it. |
I guess money speaks.
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