With all the cross-generational titles coming out later this year, it’s obvious that the next-gen versions will look significantly better than their current-gen versions. And how about games with select features that will be exclusive to the Xbox One and PlayStation? EA’s Ignite engine for sports games on the Xbox One comes to mind.
It seemed like Call of Duty: Ghosts would be another instance, though it doesn’t quite feature a “brand new engine” as Infinity Ward has been wont to extol the virtues.
But at least we’re getting dynamics maps and players customization in current gen versions of the game.
A fan recently asked executive producer Mark Rubin the same on Twitter, to which he responded:
@RetardedArmy They are. We weren’t always sure we could get it on next gen with memory limitations but we made it work. Very happy.
— Mark Rubin (@IWMarkRubin) August 1, 2013
Is it that hard to incorporate, given that Battlefield 4 will feature dynamic maps of entirely different scale thanks to Levolution? We’ll have to wait and find out when Call of Duty: Ghosts releases on November 5th.
