Xboxyde.com reports:
"Rockstar just uploaded its new GTA 4 trailer showing new gameplay possibilities (well, we hope so), and most importantly an excellent background and art directing. We can't wait to see more..."
Grand Theft Auto 4 is an important game for Rockstar, not least because it was the first title in the franchise to use the newly created RAGE engine.
There’s never a bad time to relive its magic, and with rumours of a potential Grand Theft Auto IV remaster making the rounds, why wouldn’t you?
There's plenty of cutscene footage (the entire clip) and since we know they use game engine for cutscenes, we can gather that this is an accurate representation of what the final game will look like.
Don't hate me for saying this, but it doesn't impress me graphically.
The character models are bland. No detail to hair, no cloth physics on clothing. The entire thing seems like a hi-res last gen game graphically.
Sure, there's some glare, and glossy effects on a few surfaces, but the textures are generally flat, and as one example, look at the scene with the blonde woman yelling... She looks embarrassingly bad.
I'll buy the game because I know it will be a blast to play, but I really expected much more graphically. This isn't even close to being in the same league as games like Gears of War, Resistance: FOM, GRAW2, DIRT, or plenty of other AAA next gen titles.
So yes, it looks like a great story is being told, and it will surely be innovative in certain areas, but I feel let down by the visuals.
The guys who have actually seen the game in action say the game looks much better than the first trailer, and rockstar says they have 3 trailers in total i believe, and I think that all 3 are using the old build, but who knows. Maybe we might see something different at E3 maybe not.
HD version was available on Rockstar's site at launch.
http://www.n4g.com/News-483...
The new GTA on Xbox live looks like rubbish to me. Even Crackdown looks better than that.
GTA series has never been known for it's graphics, but for it's gameplay.