"E3 and other such expos are a time for looking forward more often than not. We see the upcoming titles that will define our future gaming experiences, and we continuously hope for that exciting surprise hardware unveiling, but this desire for updated processing power is often ill placed."
Cord Smith, the former director of marketing for Compulsion Games' well-known title We Happy Few, has gone through quite a change since leaving the studio. This is represented by his new indie platformer Always In Mind, which takes players into a bizarre dream world full of fantasies inside the head of a little boy named Teddy. Sector got the chance to ask the industry veteran a few questions about his inspirations for the game.
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There are no gens for a dynamic platform.....
[My List (No order)]
Metro 2033
Crysis 2 with high res textures
Gta IV with ENB
Medal Of Honor Warfighter
Crysis with various graphics mods
Black Ops 2
Battlefield 3 with no filters
Hard Reset
Shogun
Witcher 2
They do look great... But this is my issue, I don't like any of the games on that list (Cept Witcher 2 waiting to play it still...)
I like Japanese games, and the PC has none, I would be more for the PC if it had the support from Japan, but it does not. So I stick to my consoles.
Metro looks sick. If you got physx even a bit more with the fog n such.
Witcher 2 is also sweet.
BF3,Crysis of course
Max Payne 3 not so much next gen, Skyrim umm meh
AAA pc games in general, imo, from the last few years look about what i believe next gen consoles will be able to achieve provided ms and sony make them with good quality parts
if they only make next gen consoles about double the wii u, then no, even ps4/nextbox will not look as good as pc games do today
also, resolutions and Anti aliasing methods high end pc's currently employ will NOT be available on console
ps4/nextboxes will not be doing 2560x1600p with 8x aa
but I believe ps4 and nextbox/720 will be able to achieve current, pc level games at 1920x1080p at 30 frames, some games will opt for 1280x720p at 60 frames, and a few will achieve 1920x1080p with 60 frames but a lowered visual fidelity