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Because this gen we already have games like The Last of Us 2, GOW and The Order, which already look so lifelike and detailed. Screenshots from Kingdom Hearts 3 are almost indistinguishable from Toy Story graphics. But lighting, shadows, and LOD can still be taken quite a bit further. When footage of next gen games are shown I think people in general will be taken aback by how much of an improvement it will be. But after that, I think the steps forward really will be much less noticeable than it was with previous gens. An increase in harddrive space doesn't effect rendering power, but it was definitely a selling point for the Pro. And yes, it's just a fact that tech will be better a few years from now and we'll get a better Pro model if we wait, no argument there. But my guess is as increases in graphical detail starts to plateau the main selling point for one will be improved framerate for games on 4K displays and not much more than that.

You're not wrong. But also the specs of the PS5 already sound completely bonkers. Graphics for PS5 games might look like pre-rendered CGI out of the box this gen. Visual detail to the naked eye is going to start plateauing soon, and we'll probably see a shift towards more abstract and expressive art styles anyway, which aren't as expensive on processing speed. I'm sure we'll get an upgrade later, slim models, and all that, but since a boost in framerate is the main selling point of the Pro models why can't a PS5 model with extra vRAM and harddrive space be released this year?

Luxuriant entertainment machine is luxuriant. In the bigger picture who cares, worse case scenario is probably a two year wait for a price drop (or waiting to build a new PC, if the exclusives are indeed being ported over). Hopefully Sony are consumer-friendly enough to launch the pro and base hardware at the same time.

https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2020/02/17/therapist-amie-harwick-murdered-dnt-vpx.ktla Anyone familiar with this episode of the Kill Tony podcast might remember him as that creepy and unfunny comic who got boo'd. Here is his set: https://heavy.com/news/2020/02/gareth-pursehouse/ _________________________________________________________________________________ Thread title has been updated title to reflect the outcome of the case in other news, gotta love the far right trolls who keep retweeting this. They must feeling a bit desperate for bad PR towards the left given how much they're trying to use this case as evidence of a fatal antifa attack

Nah. That movie rips though. Which game? Or you mean an anime based on a JRPG like that early 90's Final Fantasy movie?

Frankly I'm a boomer when it comes to keeping up w/ most memes old or new

Ok, boomer.

I wasn't expecting to care about the creation side but here we are. The most exciting thing is how dang accessible it is to use to make the imagery floating around in your dome that you wanna make. 20 minutes into the first tutorial I had an interactive 3d landscape done with ruins, buildings, foliage, mountains and wildlife and everything. Can't wait to recommend this to friends who struggle with the technical side of painting and sculpting and see what they can do with it.

It's themes are kinda similar to what Cameron was trying to do with Avatar, but more interesting to me. Characters are more complex, and I felt more emotions watching it. I love Ghibli movies. I re-watched Mononoke almost exactly around the time this thread was posted oddly enough and am revisiting all my favorite Ghibli and Pixar films right now. Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away and Porco Rosso are probably my favs.

Serious question: Does anyone genuinely feel moved by the stories in their games and take them seriously lol? I could never get into it. Over-the-top, unintentionally corny if not offensive at times, filled with bad tropes and writing that i think will be remembered as insulting to the intelligence of audiences who brainwashed themselves into liking it with a straight face, arguably worse than how stories in games like KOTOR, Sonic Adventure and Elder Scrolls:Oblivion are remembered now. Now I'll concede the most recent stuff does look like a pretty movie, but from the playthroughs I've watched it feels surface level to me. I have a feeling most movie games ten years from now will make QD's stuff look even more antiquated than it is now.

Are there any plans for all six main books to be adapted in some form (keeping continuity with Villeneuve’s films)?

First played: Nes First owned: Genesis

The first two hours of this was the most compelling sci-fi anything I've seen in years in any medium but I stopped caring somewhere around the third act, if there was one. I like the world building and all the fresh ideas explored in this game but on an emotional level it ranged from good to confusing for me. Still hyped to see a Kojima horror game though if he decides to make one.

What would the gameplay potential of playing as gollum even be?

full deets: Ethan will be returning as a playable character. Resident Evil 8 was tested last year. It will not be called Resident Evil 8, but will have a “clever title” The game will be in First-person like RE7. Gameplay starts in a village leading up to a castle. The environment will be rural, snowy, and mountainous; possibly Europe. Regular zombies will be appearing instead of the Molded from RE7. There is a persistent shadowy “female” enemy that will follow you but will dissipate if shot. There are also wolf-like creatures that will attack the player in certain areas. Chris Redfield will also be returning in some capacity. EDIT: whoops, didn't notice until now it was already posted