| chakkra said: I have absolutely no problem whatsoever with games being cross-gen. I do not believe that games can be held back by weaker hardware aside from the graphics department nor do I believe that games will automatically be better, more creative, and more innovative just because devs have more power available. We have a whole history there to tell us that that has never been the case, I mean if having more power available did automatically make games "more creative and innovative" then the PS4/XOne library would be full of games better than the Switch one's, from a creative perspective. With all that being said, the issue here is that Sony was the only one that was not upfront about this. |
I agree with games not being more creative/innovative just because developers have more power at their disposal, but with a much more powerful CPU, & the SSD becoming standard, level/game design can be taken to another level. There's just no way to get around that gap if you're making a cross gen game.
