BraLoD said:
Look at The Last of Us Remastered on PS4 and The Last of Us Part I, the remake on PS5. Absolutely massive difference. Also Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PS5 is a pretty big difference. PS4 games can and do look good, but there is definitely difference that's quite easy to notice. A few games like The Last of Us Part II and Red Dead Redemption 2 do still look better than a good ammount of PS5 games, Uncharted 4 is also an older game that still looks incredible, but that's definitely not the average looking PS4 game. When you go back from PS5 to PS4 you can easily notice it, I did when I finished Ghost of Yotei and went back to Ghost of Tsushima DLC and Legends, or when I started Death Stranding 2 right after finishing 1. It's immediatly noticable. |
Your TLoU comparison is really unfair, because you're essentially comparing a slighly improved top-tier PS3 game to a remake of the same game at a time when the developers were, or should've been, very familiar with the new hardware. Of course it's going to be a massive difference.
Not going to argue against your other examples though. Based on what I've seen and heard, it seems that the difference might not look huge in screenshots, but it can look quite substantial in action.
Actually so far the only major PS5 title I've played (on PS5) is Ghost of Yotei, and I don't think it looked all that impressive compared to Ghost of Tsushima. The main wow factor were all the postcard views in the game - just wow - but I think that's more of a design thing than a power thing. The difference might've been greater had I played GoT more recently, but I didn't. I guess there's one wow factor though: 60 FPS. Apparently quality mode does nothing in 1080p - the resolution of my TV - and ray tracing didn't add enough to be worth it, so 60 FPS it was, and that was absolutely awesome. Such a joy to play such a beautiful game at 60 FPS.
