The F*ck does "La Sagrada Familia" there?

When it comes to realistic graphics on games everyone has his own opinion.

the vid-through I watched only needed ~5 hours for the Halo 4 campaign, but he probably played on medium or easy - he still died quite a few times and had to redo some sequences (didn't cut those out)

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A very fine looking demonstration, I hope PS4 and 720 will be able to use a scenery as detailed as this for huge open world games at 1080p60 with a good amount of AA and with a lot of physics/terrain deformation/etc. - but maybe my expectations are a bit too high there

Neosurrealism - a revival of the 20th-century surrealism movement in art, especially painting and sculpture, depicting the imagery of dreams and the subconscious mind.

@bolded - I don't know, maybe he dreamed of next ice age ;)

I think that certain people in this thread are underestimating the amount of "maturity" that can be present in a T-rated game. I, for one, would not doubt that the likes of Metroid and Uncharted already appeal to older audiences without needing to be much darker or grittier (heck, all three Metroid Prime games are quite dark in retrospect). Uncharted gets away with a good amount of violence and suggestive themes, too.

Why do some people think a Teen rated game (or anything that's not 'M') is only suited for kids and teens??? Do you only go see R rated movies because the PG and PG-13 movies are just for kids and teens? That's one of the most inane things I've ever heard. Plenty of older people play and enjoy Mario and Zelda games, and are probably more 'mature' (in the real sense of the word) then people who look down their noses at anything that doesn't have an 'M' rating.

Devil May Cry ripoff.....Good though. Would like to see next-gen graphics like that. 

Not bad reminds me of my modded Skyrim :)

But it's still a Youtube video so....

I always take examples of Lord of the Rings on one side, which is PG-13 fantasy, and made for wider audience, and Game of Thrones, also fantasy, which would probably be rated NC-17 if it was theatrical release, on the other. They both have their distinct values and differences, and it would be foolish to call one or the other better, but they do offer completely different tone which simply suites different tastes.

Wii U needs to push out a graphical zelda to promote the console.

Haven't played that game, but I wouldn't have any problem with that from what little I know!