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Yeah I'm pretty excited for the PS4, it has come really close to what PCs can do. I guess in future screen comparisons, the PC will no longer be leaps and bounds superior, although the PC still has it beat when it comes to modding.



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No the PS4 will not be generating photorealistic graphics.



bananaking21 said:
Gilgamesh said:
bananaking21 said:
that quantic dream is certainly amazing, but no way will they pull that level of realism in game. still cant wait what they will pull off with the PS4, looking at how amazing beyond looks, there ps4 game will look outstanding

But look what they were capab le of doing other time wiht the PS3

The first games out always look the worst. At the end of the PS4 life shouldn't the QD model look pretty damn close to what they can do?

i agree the first games always look the worst. but photorealsim is a big word. thats like saying games will look like avatar, because that was photorealism is. and games wont look like avatar

Not even that... I mean it was way to much in the uncanny valley region, and some effects where a bit way to 80's



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Photo realism? Not a chance.

However, it's going to look amazing (almost like CGI by the looks of it).



Knack looks better than Toy Story, but no way in hell does it compare to Brave.



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The Top image is PC, the Botton image is PS4

You can confirm this by looking at the conference video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-5VqaNf-gZ4#!

 



Late-gen titles from studios like Crytek, Santa Monica and Naughty Dog will look like high-quality CG I'd say.



PS3 = photorealism

Kara, Beyond: Two Souls

These are tech demos/cutscenes!!!! You can get photorealism effect even with PS2. But you can't make GTA look like this even on PS4.



Just wait on the 2nd generation PS4 games, this is nothing!



Photorealism is a long way off maybe in two generations from next gen