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Multimedialover on 01 July 2013
pauluzzz1981 said:
Ucell said:
curl-6 said:
Ucell said:
curl-6 said:
pauluzzz1981 said:
curl-6 said:

If X is as great as Xenoblade it should be one of the 8th gens best games.

Yes! Xenoblade was a freaking awesome game! Great battle system, story, content, scale and scope! Played it for 100 hours or so and loved every minute of it. Monolith, yeah!!!!

Yeah, took me about 90 hours on my playthrough. Top notch game, one of the 7th gen's best.

It is a graphical comparison thread, so no point in bringing Wii U games in it.

Not true. There's more to graphics than technology. Wii U might end up producing some of the 8th gen's most beautiful games, like the Wii did in the 7th with Muramasa and Kirby's Epic Yarn.


You can't ignore the technical side. Wii U just can't stand up with PS4/XB1 in that respect.

Thats true, but you cant ignore what nintendo and their first parties can do with what they have to work with. Look at X, it looks like a next gen game and not only above the wii, but on par with what the xbox and ps4 have shown me so far.

From an artistic point X looks amazing. But from a technical side it looks alot inferior to Ryse, Forza 5 or Quantum Break. Its obvious. Bland textures, Low resolution, Pop in, less scenery. The list is pretty long. 

Technically its not that close.



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Ucell on 01 July 2013
Multimedialover said:
pauluzzz1981 said:
Ucell said:
curl-6 said:
Ucell said:
curl-6 said:
pauluzzz1981 said:
curl-6 said:

If X is as great as Xenoblade it should be one of the 8th gens best games.

Yes! Xenoblade was a freaking awesome game! Great battle system, story, content, scale and scope! Played it for 100 hours or so and loved every minute of it. Monolith, yeah!!!!

Yeah, took me about 90 hours on my playthrough. Top notch game, one of the 7th gen's best.

It is a graphical comparison thread, so no point in bringing Wii U games in it.

Not true. There's more to graphics than technology. Wii U might end up producing some of the 8th gen's most beautiful games, like the Wii did in the 7th with Muramasa and Kirby's Epic Yarn.


You can't ignore the technical side. Wii U just can't stand up with PS4/XB1 in that respect.

Thats true, but you cant ignore what nintendo and their first parties can do with what they have to work with. Look at X, it looks like a next gen game and not only above the wii, but on par with what the xbox and ps4 have shown me so far.

From an artistic point X looks amazing. But from a technical side it looks alot inferior to Ryse, Forza 5 or Quantum Break. Its obvious. Bland textures, Low resolution, Pop in, less scenery. The list is pretty long. 

Technically its not that close.


Wii U owners just can't accept that.



curl-6 on 01 July 2013
Ucell said:
Multimedialover said:

From an artistic point X looks amazing. But from a technical side it looks alot inferior to Ryse, Forza 5 or Quantum Break. Its obvious. Bland textures, Low resolution, Pop in, less scenery. The list is pretty long. 

Technically its not that close.


Wii U owners just can't accept that.

Yes, we can. But power isn't necessary to produce great visuals. That's the value of art.



papamudd on 01 July 2013

Killzone Shadowfall looked better than any x1 exclusive with the possible exception of Forza as that did look truly amazing. Rise was surprisingly unimpressive coming from crytek. The division looked amazing and graphically I think that is the one to beat.



Talal said:
I will permaban myself if the game releases in 2014.

in reference to KH3 release date

happydolphin on 01 July 2013

I know it's unclear but I'm pretty sure this thread is about graphical realism.

Anyway console fans will ignore the PC offerings as usual, but some of the projects on consoles are ambitious and challenging the PC, I believe the Dark Sorcerer, though a demo, will turn out insane. I am a fan of Second Son from both a technical and an art style perspective, and the division looks great.

Quantum Break and Ryse look great as well. The next gen is truly showing its capabilities.



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badgenome on 01 July 2013

Unless selnor returns to us one day, the world may never know.



trixiemafia86 on 01 July 2013
Pemalite said:

Star Citizen needs to be mentioned just for the sheer polygon counts, where-as current generation console models have 10's of thousands of Polygons, Star Citizen's ships are hitting the Millions in the upper-end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpgUuGunU0o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBef4GUdUuk

Even thinking of upgrading my GPU's to Triple-Titans to run it at 60fps. (If it gets released before AMD's next gen cards)


Are there any gameplay videos yet?



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trixiemafia86 on 01 July 2013
Cleary397 said:
battlefield 4 PC edition, no doubts about it. Closely followed by Rome 2 on PC.
Xbox and PS are due to be behind a generation on graphics yet again.

PC gaming Master race! :D


whats ur specs?



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Current Platforms: HighendPC[rip]/PS4/PS3[rip]/Vita[rip]

Pemalite on 01 July 2013
trixiemafia86 said:
Pemalite said:

Star Citizen needs to be mentioned just for the sheer polygon counts, where-as current generation console models have 10's of thousands of Polygons, Star Citizen's ships are hitting the Millions in the upper-end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpgUuGunU0o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBef4GUdUuk

Even thinking of upgrading my GPU's to Triple-Titans to run it at 60fps. (If it gets released before AMD's next gen cards)


Are there any gameplay videos yet?


Well. Those are in-engine.
But, this shows some gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FxGxcHOCkA




www.youtube.com/@Pemalite

nnodley on 01 July 2013
zarx said:
Necromunda said:


The Division was running on a PS4.


Nope

"Among the finest graphical showpieces at E3 - operated by a PS4 controller but, Ubisoft told us, running off a high-end PC - The Division utilises the firm's new Snowdrop in-house engine developed for next-gen machines."

http://www.t3.com/reviews/tom-clancys-the-division-review

Unless you think Ubisoft reps lied

Digital foundry says it's running on ps4.  http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-tech-analysis-tom-clancys-the-division

I don't think they would write a whole article talking about it running on ps4 if it was really running on PC.