All they have to do is get rid of the notrils and lips. and BAM a million times better.

So I shouldn't say 'Christina Hendricks would be a natural fit in Game of Thrones, and I'd be a natural fit in Christina Hendricks'?

regardless of how unbelievable you think it is, this engine was designed to run on next gen platforms today, producing visuals like that.

While this is true... it's also true - somewhat paradoxically - that we are nowhere near utilizing the full potential of a lot of the hardware that is being developed either. Even on PC! Especially on PC!!

Most MMA fights I've seen deevolve into a sweaty grappling match. Bruce Lee is known for kicking ass while standing up a la Street Fighter.

Or, y'know.. hitting them knocks them out and flings them a ways away from the Batmobile. I'd rather have that instead of them jumping out of the way.

I can think of a few.

I think Killer Instinct Gold is a good-looking N64 game.

Some people are fortunate enough not to have to make a choice. For others, yes, you're either in for the Nintendo tax or you're not.

The problem is that when most people talk about graphics, they often combine the concepts of graphical fidelity and graphical aesthetics. Improved graphical fidelity (higher resultion textures, framerate, draw distance, display resolution, etc.) is nice and is always appreciated, but graphical aesthetics is what…

Well, when the argument is based on buying a console with the most horsepower because you want the best graphics, then there's nothing wrong with comparing the Wii U to the PS4, or Xbox One.

Using your car analogy...

That's the same reason I'm not buying a single video game until it's 100% photo realistic.

Some people think being negative about everything constitutes intelligent analysis. Leap in visual fidelity? "Who cares? What about gameplay? Herp." Billions being sunk into immersive vr that has the potential to deliver giant leaps for fidelity and gameplay? "It's just a fad, dummies! Derp."

Look at this big, bulky thing. It will never catch on...

This is sort of my issue whenever people say that the VR is the future. I'm actually quite interested in VR but I don't think it's going to replace gaming as we know it. It's certainly a future of gaming, but traditional forms of games are always going to exist.

I'm playing my second run through as evil, and I find myself obliterating tons of helpless civilians into gradually disintegrating piles of ash not because I'm embracing Delsin's evil side, but simply because I love the particle effects that happen.

During the last days I watched some let's plays for Infamous 1 & 2 and I was mighty impressed how great Infamous 2 looked. It is amazing how much they improved from part 1...If they were able to improve so much on PS3 back then makes you wonder how the next game on PS4 is gonna look!

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