OmniGamer writes "What are the possibilities when it comes to the next generation of consoles? To answer that question I think we should look at the current generation of consoles, for clues to what game developers will have to work with regarding game engines."
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Not maxed out yet?
Then I expect to see it in 1080p with a buttery 60 fps.
ever heard of a bell curve?
thats what your up against. you can probably get another .01% again and again. but youll never get another 25% you're already in the 99th percentile.
its a piece of merchandise and its old.. get over it.
"Ps3 still hasn't been maxed out yet".
Good god, get a grip. It's hardware is 7 years old.
a greater sense of fidelity. Finer details will be what we see more of because we have become accustomed to the bigger picture.
So what will happen is we will get an improved overall presentation on screen that brings us closer to real life. Couple that with an increase in convenience when it comes more app like features we use in every day life.
Next gen wont be about "the power" but about the presentation.
More RAM is a definate requirment above all else
had microsoft or sony released a console with more RAM , id be all over it.
Graphics i dont really care to much for
the games i play look decent how the are
its about how the game performs.
Cpu is a small chip that run everything .
Gpu is a graphical card
Apu is a chip that hold both the cpu and gpu
The last rumour says the ps4 will have the A10 apu chip ..
i searched in google , it isnot that advanced , it runs this generation games with high quality but not higher.
stories seem to be getting deeper. character development, that type of stuff. halo and uncharted had good stories to them.
graphics, i think maybe cgi movies from 3-5 years ago will be in-game graphics next gen. thats normally how it goes. hitting avatar level of graphics which i read a few weeks ago on n4g, i just cant see happening. if it does, il be happy but im not expecting it.
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Expansive gameplay should be a focus.
You know why they don't want to?
Two reasons.
1. If they introduce those things, they can push the horsepower for what is contained inside.
2. If they introduce those things, they can cut corners and don't need to spend the time to detail what is beyond those borders. So laziness.
AI and gameplay could have been improved, but they tend to focus on graphics instead. I love nice graphics, but if they've needlessly kicked gameplay and AI to the curb in favor of graphics before, it stands to reason they might again.
But that's the thing about the future, you can't just look back at the past to predict it.
Sure sometimes history repeats or rhymes, but there is always other factors of the human mind with stake in the here and now that switches things up and throws a curve ball.
@disagree: so you like waiting and watching all those boring screens instead of just playing?
I imagine getting something with an Nvidia 6xx series will set me straight for the next five years or so, unless gaming takes some drastic upturn and graphics start hitting all kinds of insane benchmarks.
I doubt it'll be the second.
If you want a sneak peak on NextGen graphics and quality look up the Unreal 4 engine demo. That engine was designed specifically to make the development process easier for next gen. They say you can see the most difference between unreal4 and current engines in the more realistic lighting effects, draw distances and particle effects. Games like KZ3 where they were claiming the snow effects were so awsome(and they were) they were only showing like 20 or so particles on screen at any one time. With unreal 4 you can have over 200 particles at any one time.
So all in all, i think the next gen will make our games a little closer to the graphics of a pixar movie or avatar or something of that nature. It won't look like the greatest jump ever but when you see how the games play and how immersive and reall the worlds will be is how next gen will shine.