shyt like this just makes me wonder wtf is gonna be possible on the ps5
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End 60fps teaser trailer
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shyt like this just makes me wonder wtf is gonna be possible on the ps5
4k 120fpsshyt like this just makes me wonder wtf is gonna be possible on the ps5
they're the same thing
I got dudes negging me and shyt in this thread, and the thing is, I didn't even say that I think that UC4 trailer is "CGI"
people were saying ND doesn't use 'CGI'. I just pointed out that ND has used pre-rendered cut-scenes, and that those are essentially CGI
also that "the question should be if what we're seeing is being rendered in real-time on the PS4". that was advice to avoid semantics of what's meant by "Computer Generated Imagery" when we're talking about imagery generated by a computer. but for some reason cats wanted to push the semantics, so I followed
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but do you doubt they can puthey're the same thing
I got dudes negging me and shyt in this thread, and the thing is, I didn't even say that I think that UC4 trailer is "CGI"
people were saying ND doesn't use 'CGI'. I just pointed out that ND has used pre-rendered cut-scenes, and that those are essentially CGI
also that "the question should be if what we're seeing is being rendered in real-time on the PS4". that was advice to avoid semantics of what's meant by "Computer Generated Imagery" when we're talking about imagery generated by a computer. but for some reason cats wanted to push the semantics, so I followed
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this is some killzone e3 2005 type stuff 
why are you still here man? You should be playing arma 3 now.they're the same thing
I got dudes negging me and shyt in this thread, and the thing is, I didn't even say that I think that UC4 trailer is "CGI"
people were saying ND doesn't use 'CGI'. I just pointed out that ND has used pre-rendered cut-scenes, and that those are essentially CGI
also that "the question should be if what we're seeing is being rendered in real-time on the PS4". that was advice to avoid semantics of what's meant by "Computer Generated Imagery" when we're talking about imagery generated by a computer. but for some reason cats wanted to push the semantics, so I followed
that's not really true. this screenshot from Crysis 3 is a good examplebut thats not because the hardware is incapable of producing those effects. it obviously can since its from those assets that they make the trailer. its just that when playing from a gameplay angle, you won't be able to notice all those little ripples around the mouth and eyes, so its not rendered during gameplay because its unnecessary and you wouldn't notice it. however if you had a replay cam and zoomed in, you'd see it. you criticism is practically meaningless.
same shyt in NBA 2K. when your playing the came from the normal broadcast camera angle, you don't notice all the little details about lebron's hairline and nose that you see when you go to the replay and zoom in.
that npc's character model does not look that good during gameplay. they can step up the level of graphics in situations where the player doesn't have control of the camera
this quicktime event that was posted in this thread is another example of that
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they always end up looking foolish when the retail version comes out.
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we know it is in engine, so the PS4 is generating it in real time. it is not prerendered
the issue is whether or not ND is sweetening up the visuals during cut scenes when the workload of the system is low. i havent been playing the uncharted series but people say that is how their cutscenes are. either way, because these are in engine, the gameplay ends up looking similar enough to make the transitions seamless.
i think that even if that is a buffed up cutscene, the gameplay will be in the ballpark enough that people wont really notice any jarring switch when they get control of the character.
the issue is whether or not ND is sweetening up the visuals during cut scenes when the workload of the system is low. i havent been playing the uncharted series but people say that is how their cutscenes are. either way, because these are in engine, the gameplay ends up looking similar enough to make the transitions seamless.
i think that even if that is a buffed up cutscene, the gameplay will be in the ballpark enough that people wont really notice any jarring switch when they get control of the character.
No you don't.
The minute you see a gameplay teaser you'll be putting your GTX 780 up on craigslist.