Can next-gen games look like this?

Posted By | On 29th, Jan. 2012

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Samaritan model evolution


Samaritan model evolution

We have all seen the Samaritan demo running on 3 GTX 580s. This is pretty much impossible to replicate next gen at such a visual fidelity unless developers scale it down a lot, but preserve the image with some tricks. That’s the state of most console games, really. It’s about adjusting and working around the weakness of the given hardware and to make the game looking good in the process. It will be impressive to see this running real-time in game next gen.


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