Nothing's wrong with their eyes necessarily, they are just biased.

Wait a minute, I am late to this party; but is anyone somehow expecting the PC version to not look better than the PS4 version?

This makes as much sense comparing the same game running on the PS4 and the wiiU. I doubt anyone will ever go out and buy a PS4 for the sole reason of having games running on it better than it could run on a PC.

Well nice thread i hope you include some reference from Digital foundry, or there will be some backlash latter on .

The PC screens are clearly superior here, though I wonder if this is more to do with these PC screenshots being from a newer revision of the game. Or were the screens for PS4 and PC taken from the same revision?

HollyGamer said: Well nice thread i hope you include some reference from Digital foundry, or there will be some backlash latter on .

What sort of backslash are you referring to?

I'll build my next PC next year and equip it to slightly exceed PS4, just to future-proof it for the whole gen, but considering my current HW (Athlon 5050e, 4GB DDR2 ECC and R7 250 with 1GB GDDR5) I'd already be more than happy with PS4 quality.

the pc version looks minimal better and the second pic ps4 even wins, for some reason the rain splatter isnt rendered at all on the pc version. I dont see there a reason to buy a pc to play console games especially for a game that runs at 60 frames anyways.
Yes there are some games who are worth playing them on the pc due to extra effect like alice madness returns or mirrors edge who use physix and lost planet 1 who uses dx10 fur. But other than that majority of games are based on the console.
Not worth to buy a pc and having issues with drm, no used games, windows and overpriced hardware.

PS4 version will run at 60 frames in 1080p and cost you what ?400 bucks.

It's a matter of "your mileage may vary".

yes its minimal , if you take the entire 1080p picture its minimal difference 

looks slightly better on pc, but the ps4 mgs5 box will look a lot better for my playstation collection.

Different priorities!