Games look good however a game like The Tomorrow Children isnt a great example of pushing limits. The game is very polished. If you do a side by side comparison to Toy Story you will clearly see a huge difference, for example just look at the size of the characters in Toy Story compared to that in The Tomorrow Children. Look at Jerassic Park, that movie was made in the 90s and the dinosaurs were photo realistic. No video game or tech demo iv seen looks anywhere near that movie. On saying that I love Hardware which is why I choose PC gaming because I want to get the most out of my games and im fairly happen that next gen consoles have up the amp alittle more. Still a very long way to go.

Understood. Let me ask u something. Do u think The Tomorrow Children looks close to being a CG quality cartoon? I’ve seen Ray Tracing demos by the Brigade Engine, and although it does produce some noise, the fully rendered scenes look like movie scenes from The Transformers. I know it takes massive compute to pull off the scenes. But seeing Voxel Cone Ray Tracing in The Tomorrow Children, the lighting blew my mind. That’s why some people thought it was a pre-rendered trailer. Console games that use this will probably be “smaller” games. I guess the reason Epic snatched it outta UE4 for consoles. But atleast these guys will be using this lighting soon. Will be interesting. And Global illumination won’t hurt for now.

Ayo check this out. U may have seen this on GAF. Hope this guy wasn’t trolling. This may bring true “realism” to games for all platforms. A gif from a supposed developer working with Azure.

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=870776&page=2

No console will ever do CGI like you see in movies. Do you know how many super computers are used to render scenes in movies? If you think gaming PCs are amazing then you will be blown away with the amount of power they need to create movies like Transformers. They use multiple CPUs, multiple GPUs etc. These consoles are already struggling to hit there 1080p / 60 frames let alone trying to accomplish CGI images. PS4/XB1 are already easy to work with, there will be little improvement over time but nothing like the differences between last gen Launch and End.

i wont be doing 4K till 2016/2017 when i get my next build ha. yeah i guess the games on ps4/x1 look amazing to you lot. but they just look ok to me cus ive always ran my games at max/close to max settings.

Haha, I can get fired up with the best of them (usually when people are saying things that are blatantly incorrect), but I don’t believe in the idea of wanting someone else to have a bad time (ie, I may not game on Wii U, but I still want gamers on Wii U to have a good time, and hope it gets a bit more third party attention).

I wish more people were as rational as you are. You’re a pretty chill console gamer.

I hear u. But remember, ur a PC gamer. Our standards r lower than yours. U left Plato’s cave a long time ago (I assume)…..we’re still here. Actually, and what’s interesting, is the fact that console gamers online, at least, r trying to understand what you’ve known for years. Terms like anti-aliasing, ambient occlusion, tessellation lol. C’mon dude, those terms r for geeks (PC players). Not in a demeaning way. U guys don’t realize how much more knowledge u have about the software and hardware behind games than us. For example, seeing Quantum Break, COD:AW, Driveclub etc., is mind blowing to me. But upon close examination to Eurogamer, or PC players, COD may be lacking in many areas. But us console gamers will see amazing visuals. Haha. I have an Xbox and am more than happy with the games even if they’re sub 1080p lol.

Playing Ryse was a next gen experience for me. The dam foliage was so thick n rich! Marius’ animations were so smooth…….while you’ll be playin it n 4K! Hahaaa. Can u understand why I think 5GB RAM is enough?!