Nice deflection. This thread has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH GAMEPLAY. This thread is about visuals, and visuals alone. No one is over-looking anything because what you're trying to claim is being over-looked isn't even a part of this conversation. Thanks for joining in with your typical derailment of a thread, though. 

It's also impressive that you can tell how a game is going to play before ever playing it. 

It's because all the 360 fans are now PS4 fans.

Seriously.

Fair enough. It generally is just a small group of people that were doing it, but that particular group is extremely loud and obnoxious, so they tend to stand out over the more level-headed posters.

That is pretty understandable lol. Folks like that you just have to ignore. THey THRIVE off of negativity and getting others worked up for no reason.

Looks pretty colorful to me xD

Nah but the difference is that Shadow Fall actually looks rather strong in terms of assets compared to Ryse. Looking at both of them: They're doing very different things and both are looking jaw droppingly nice.

The textures are stellar in both titles. The games you listed just didn't have it in the same way that the top visually looking games the games on PS3 did. Hence no matter how technically impressive they were: Most would list the games that had the stronger visual assets.

However once both games look impressive: You have to start taking other things into account as well.

Ryse has the better characters and facial animations most probably, but what about the textures, particles, lighting, color palette, draw distance, general effects, AA solution, IQ, screen resolution, frame rate and so forth.

I think most of us should just wait and play both before drawing any conclusion. It's too hard to judge at the moment.

Shadow Fall could look like horseshit in some areas or maybe Ryse drops to 10 frames at some point. We don't know!

I don't know what you see. But let me explain how I see it, me, a Sony guy

Ryse looks quite good. It has really nice character models, but especially good facial animations. 

Killzone doesn't seem to have facial animation as intricate as the ones found in Ryse, but whatever else Ryse does well, Killzone does it just as well.

Where things get in Killzone's favour is when you include that bigger draw distance, the more visually pleasing colour palette along with everything both games do pretty much equally.

Now, take that, and up the resolution to 1080p...

Basically, Killzone does pretty much everything Ryse does, technically, but on a bigger scale. 

"duller coloured"

The character models in Ryse look fantastic, I agree. That's the only leg up on Killzone I can percieve. Art design may be subjective, but what I've seen of Ryse has been sorely disappointing. >:( Why bother with detailed textures when everything is going to look so samey?

An impressive vista like this deserves much more than fifty shades of grey and similarly muted colors.

Ha ha. Yeah, I always wondered how the world looks like when viewed through mountain dew glasses. If you say that Uncharted games have dull colours, I can't find any other explanation.

I especially love the shadows that the soldiers on the shore are casting.