Nin10dude789 (2014-08-31 17:39:07)

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I enjoyed equally. Like carlos11 said. You can't really tell a difference between 720p and 1080p, unless if you put your eyeballs right on the screen.

And I could care less for graphics, as long as the game works, and plays well, then I'm fine. Look at Nintendo games. They don't have ultra HD 4k 27375fps, but their games are enjoyable.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-08-31 18:34:26)

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But gameplay terms? It remains the same, regardless of platform. I played CoD on PS3, 360, and PC, still felt the same.

PC sure does have better visuals, but it's the same crap as on any platform.

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carlos11 (2014-08-31 18:35:11)

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Wait, nigga hold up!
Who the HELL is carlos13?

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Nin10dude789 (2014-08-31 18:38:19)

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^
My bad. I shouldn't rely on my memory.

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pikarceus (2014-09-01 05:15:36)

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@Nintendude-There's a pretty obvious difference between 720p and 1080p unless your TV is under 30 inches or something.
Seriously, the difference between PS3 and PS4 in that regard: Night and day. Hell, even PS4 games that are only 900p look noticeably sharper.

And before you say it doesn't affect gameplay, the reason Destiny isn't cross-play between 7th and 8th gen is because Bungie thought 8th gen players would have an unfair long-distance advantage thanks to the higher resolution. Also, Watchdogs is way less fun on the older systems. Less NPCs, cars, dynamic objects. *yawn*

So I have to side with "PC gamers" on the graphics are important debate, however they take it too far when they say PC "blows away" PS4 because they get a few extra pixels and frames. PS3, oh yeah. Almost any game after 2010 is waaaay better on PC vs PS3. However I'm hard pressed to find major graphical differences between PS4 and PC aside from the better streaming of assets.

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pikarceus (2014-09-01 05:18:08)

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Generally speaking most of the "graphics don't matter" crowd are people who can't afford good hardware. The thing is, I could totally get a decent PC, I just choose not too. Not paying tons of money for slighty better textures. PS4 won't be dated for awhile.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-09-01 13:16:15)

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@Pika
I still have to disagree. Not all games needs to have realistic graphics. It's exactly what Miyamoto said one time, "Donkey Kong Country proved that players will play a game with mediocre gameplay as long as the art is good." (I know, it's an old game, but you get my point.)

And PS4 and PS3 graphics are different? Ya don't say? Except for TLOU.


The graphics doesn't look that big of a difference between consoles, especially looking it from far away. But obviously it looks different after some time analyzing, not immediately. The PS4 just have more texture and more polygons to the models. That's it, nothing special.

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pikarceus (2014-09-03 02:45:49)

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>Not all games

Never said all games needed better graphics. But games like BF4 and Watchdogs look way and play way better on 8th gen.

And on TLOU: Remastered the difference is pretty noticeable on a big TV. Especially the horse back riding sections. On PS3 stuff was popping in up the ass, with PS4 almost nothing. I agree though that they could have done more, but keep in mind they had less than a year and porting an already completely made PS3 game to the PS4 would have been hellish.

And, well, TLOU: R is mostly for 360 converts who were too dumb to have a PS3 in the first place.

Uncharted 4 is a better indicator of the PS4's power. Which I have to say looks better than any PC game I've ever seen.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-09-03 02:52:49)

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They do look better, but gameplay is the same, really. So if it plays well, then everyone is happy.

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