There is NO game that could not be done on either system. Agreed. Naughty Dog are a really talented team of devs, but UC isnt doing anything thats leagues above what we've seen this gen. 343i are also very talented. Halo 5 looks insane. Cant compare the two dev teams however. You couldnt find two dev houses more opposite from the other.They could absolutely do UC4 on xb1, no doubt whatsoever in any way. It might be 900p but theres nothing about UC4 that is special technically other than hard ass work that makes it "only possible on sony platforms" that's pure propaganda. I would even wager UC4 could be done on a lesser system, like maybe a slightly beefer Wii U, you would get scaled down visuals, but the game would for the most part be just like it is. Eurogamer comparisons with slightly blurred zoomed in images, nothing more.
For xb1 the main thing is the console is fairly easy to develop for, ND is used to ps3, which was a complete pile of junk by comparison. There is no game on either system not possible on the other.
Interesting stuff. That would mean Halo 5 could have looked just as good as Killzone SF if it had been 30/40fps. I hope it doesn't become some sort of mandatory thing to make games 60fps, cause if that was to happen, we won't be seeing real eye candy any time soon on Xbox One. I for one would love a game on Xbox One looking as impressive as U4 and Horizon. But as some have said here before, there's differences between MS and Sony in how...Sony really gives these devs plenty of time (sometimes too much, look at Gran Turismo) and let's the devs share resources and engines, and MS is different in some of those aspects.
But i have no doubt that devs like ND have the hardware better under control than most of the X1 devs. Again, look at the Digital Foundry analysis of Uncharted 4. Barely any aliasing, all very smooth at 30fps, huge draw distance, barely any pop in and that...months before the development is finished. This shows these guys know 100% what they are doing. I don't want to diss 343, no at all, i am just surprised that they apparetly have/had quite a challenge with getting this game to run smoothly and with a decent resolution. It seems very similar to Halo 4 to me, and yes they did promise much larger areas, but let's not forget that 4 already had some huge open areas too, like the desert in the campaign for example. Guess we'll have to wait and see.
Something I noticed after E3 is gamers do not seem to care about good games any more. It is all graphics this, console war that.
Your lack of perspective disappoints me.
Today, in 2015, graphics matter less to the public than they have at any point in the last 25 years.
Something I noticed after E3 is gamers do not seem to care about good games any more. It is all graphics this, console war that.
Your lack of perspective disappoints me.
Today, in 2015, graphics matter less to the public than they have at any point in the last 25 years.
Interesting stuff. That would mean Halo 5 could have looked just as good as Killzone SF if it had been 30/40fps. I hope it doesn't become some sort of mandatory thing to make games 60fps, cause if that was to happen, we won't be seeing real eye candy any time soon on Xbox One. I for one would love a game on Xbox One looking as impressive as U4 and Horizon. But as some have said here before, there's differences between MS and Sony in how...Sony really gives these devs plenty of time (sometimes too much, look at Gran Turismo) and let's the devs share resources and engines, and MS is different in some of those aspects.
But i have no doubt that devs like ND have the hardware better under control than most of the X1 devs. Again, look at the Digital Foundry analysis of Uncharted 4. Barely any aliasing, all very smooth at 30fps, huge draw distance, barely any pop in and that...months before the development is finished. This shows these guys know 100% what they are doing. I don't want to diss 343, no at all, i am just surprised that they apparetly have/had quite a challenge with getting this game to run smoothly and with a decent resolution. It seems very similar to Halo 4 to me, and yes they did promise much larger areas, but let's not forget that 4 already had some huge open areas too, like the desert in the campaign for example. Guess we'll have to wait and see.
I wont disagree with N.D. being a talented developer. U.C. looks great. However, to suggest we havent seen real "eye candy" on the Xbox One is ludicrous. There have been plenty of games that look incredible. For all intents and purposes every third party game released look incredible. Not to mention first party games. Come on now...
I am not trying to diss Microsoft, their console or their developers, but Ryse has been the most impressive looking game on their system so far. Sunset Overdrive looks really nice too, but it did not 'wow' me as much as say....Killzone SF, infamous SS, The Order, U4 and Horizon. Of course i am solely speaking graphically wise for the first three, gameplay is mehhhhhh as hell. And sure, Forza 5 and Horizon 2 looked great, but they did not floor me, that's just what it is. The games i mentioned for PS4 is what i'd call real next-gen, eye candy.
Remember i am only talking about exclusives here. Agreed on that plenty of third party games look fine on Xbox One, Witcher 3 certainly comes to mind.
Specs make a difference as Val says. But I don't think Microsofts studios are that great in terms of presentation.
Turn 10 is great. And I think Gears 4 looks great too. Halo 5 has great art and will be 60 fps . It is what it is. Or whatever it will be. QuantumBreak looks incredible too so far.
But, you may just have to come to the realization that the X1 won't match Sony's hardware or their studios this generation.
Wha?! They're already matched. Sony's hardware is impressive on paper, yet not one game has shown any real visual advantage over what the X1 offers or what it can achieve. Are we all living in the same dimension? lolSpecs make a difference as Val says. But I don't think Microsofts studios are that great in terms of presentation.
Turn 10 is great. And I think Gears 4 looks great too. Halo 5 has great art and will be 60 fps . It is what it is. Or whatever it will be. QuantumBreak looks incredible too so far.
But, you may just have to come to the realization that the X1 won't match Sony's hardware or their studios this generation.
Wha?! They're already matched. Sony's hardware is impressive on paper, yet not one game has shown any real visual advantage over what the X1 offers or what it can achieve. Are we all living in the same dimension? lol
I'd take the wealth of output and variety that SSM puts out over Uncharted and Uncharted with zombies.
Perspective is nothing but personal interpretation.
Example:Your perspective of graphics to gamers is fundamentally flawed by your ignorance.
Go take a look around, everything is graphics, graphics, graphics.
No. You're simultaneously forgetting what the graphics/console wars looked like 10, 20 years ago and you're listening to a very vocal minority today.
Minecraft dwarfs all other games. Nintendo, Blizzard, Valve, and now MS seem to be targeting simple, clean, smoothly animated visuals. Tablet and phone gaming is bigger than ever.
People who think graphics are at a premium in the public's eye today are quite frankly, rather simple.
I think its both, I think there is a huge market for indie type games, but also the console crowd that's all about visuals is still around and in full force. I just think a new market has surfaced with people who don't care about visuals in the last few years and has really grown.
So you can't attribute part of Sony's success to offering a more powerful console, that runs games at a higher resolution/fps? Complete stupidity.Games are games. Bleeding edge visuals don't matter nearly as much today as they did fifteen years ago. People just read message boards (which are a horrible representation of the gaming public) and have foggy memories. It's stupid to act like today is somehow worse than its ever been. Complete stupidity.
Sony is on auto hype. That's my opinion. All that supposed power and we haven't seen s***. Straight garbage console. That's my opinion. Nothing personal.
Sony is on auto hype. That's my opinion. All that supposed power and we haven't seen s***. Straight garbage console. That's my opinion. Nothing personal.
Thats your opinion. But I still feel the same. And I dont drink....
I don't have the console myself or anything, or have a reason to get one at all this year, but you've boozed too much tonight and have a severe case of the hyperbole.
Sony is on auto hype. That's my opinion. All that supposed power and we haven't seen s***. Straight garbage console. That's my opinion. Nothing personal.
Not trying to get anywhere. Just my honest opinion.I do agree with you about them being on Auto Hype. However, 2016 looks like it could be a stellar year for PS4, game wise.
Not sure calling it a garbage console gets you anywhere. The console itself seems good. The only real point of contention is ones perception of the software it possesses.
So you can't attribute part of Sony's success to offering a more powerful console, that runs games at a higher resolution/fps? Complete stupidity.
The gap isn't as significant and some make it. And it's not as close as you and others make it. Imo
It's not a Xbox >PS2 Type deal. More like PS1 > Saturn.
And yeah we live in the same dimension.
I don't think your analogy fits here. The Saturn wasn't even designed with 3D games in mind. The original PlayStation console was absolutely engineered for a 3D future.
Thats your opinion. But I still feel the same. And I dont drink....