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Ghost of Tsushima's graphics overwhelmed Shu Yoshida
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It already did IMHO. I thought GoT was the best looking game (visually) at E3 2018 even if the animations and gameplay looked a little janky. Just the first couple of minutes with the wheat fields were enough for me, looks incredible.
Unless the visuals improved a lot I don't think itll be more impressive than tlou2
I think the setting itself allows the art direction to be very aesthetically pleasing, like Horizon Zero Dawn and obviously the new tech will probably help a lot too in presentation matters.
Yes, but he could have said this any time in the past about any other game but he didn't as far as I know. It must be particularly special to bring up the visuals of this title in particular.
I legitimately forgot this game existed. It feels strange to not hear anything about it in so long.
It will be interesting to see how much it's hopefully improved since the last showing. Perhaps they felt some serious feature and polish creep after seeing Red Dead come out, and nearly every subsequent open-world game get panned.
It will be interesting to see how much it's hopefully improved since the last showing. Perhaps they felt some serious feature and polish creep after seeing Red Dead come out, and nearly every subsequent open-world game get panned.
I mean, yeah, the game looks amazing. But yeah, he's selling his stuff. He won't say "it looks bad".
Sekiro already faded away from people's memories. The only place I see it mentioned is in freaking GoT threads.
Well, if it looks great on a PS4 then I bet it'll look phenomenal on a PS5 so I'll wait till next gen to play this title fo' sho'.
Wasn't there a first-party game where the devs said, that Shu said to their faces after a short play-test that their game was shit?
I'm as hyped for GoT as anyone, but the people posting E3 Demo gifs are setting themselves up to be disproven later. It's just like when everyone tried to say Anthem was going to be so amazing based off demo footage they admitted wasn't actualy playable. Then we have the people comparing to games like TLOU and stuff and we don't even know the scale of how GoT will play beyond what we've seen already and it's all just nonsense.
I know I'll like GoT more than TLOU because I prefer its style and playable Samurai Movie aesthetic, but I don't have to compare the two. Because I know why people like TLOU and there's nothing "wrong" with people liking what they like.
That being said I'm still very curious to see what the final product looks like given these comments.
I know I'll like GoT more than TLOU because I prefer its style and playable Samurai Movie aesthetic, but I don't have to compare the two. Because I know why people like TLOU and there's nothing "wrong" with people liking what they like.
That being said I'm still very curious to see what the final product looks like given these comments.
Jesus, over-dramatic much? I trust my eyes more than what some guy says. I'm sure it will be pretty when it moves to PS5, but slit TLOU2's throat? Calm down turbo.
agreed. It does look like a late-current gen title. The artdesign of things impresses me the most. The amount of grass/vegetation we're seeing looks like a very well done application of GPU instancing.
Yeah that was God of War, but it was more to do with the performance side.
Nope. Wasnt the reaction he didnt say anything at all, just looked disappointed.
He actually said nothing to Cory after having tried God of War. Like nothing at all. But sometimes the silence is more eloquent than mere words.
Yap and because the studio had already cancel a 4 year project and their new project wasnt loking to hot.
Well, iirc, after he left the studio (or perhaps just the play-testing area) he made some rather unfavourable comments pertaining to the playability of the game, i.e. performance, according to the Raising Kratos documentary that made Mr. Barlog rather anxious.
While I have no doubt that the game looks phenomenal I always laugh at these kinds of statements. They always feel so hyperbolic to me.
Ok, I forgot that. I just remembered he said nothing while playing the game.
Like Sekiro was compared to the amazing Nioh (a game with better combat than both, most likely) before it? They have vaguely similar settings and that's all. Tsushima is just in development, you have to be massively deluded to think Sony would intentionally delay a game because of a From game with a similar time period setting was released.
I hope we can a press conference for it soon and have it by June 2020.
I want my goddess of games for my PS4 final year.
lol...
I want my goddess of games for my PS4 final year.
The most overrated boring design game of the year?
lol...
Ghosts never snuck up, just the scenery and setting already put it above TloU2. Now the TLoU2 will most likely have better animations due to naughty dog. But i think Ghosts is going to destroy when it comes to being an open world graphics juggernaut. That side quest (apparently just a side quest) where they were fighting with the sun and those leaves......dear lord
This seems to really bother you for some reason...
I hope this doesn't become the next RDR2. I would love a beautiful samurai open world game, with great gameplay to accompany it.
I don't expect a lot of overwhelming beauty in TLoU2, so the contrast of the setting of GoT may well make for a welcome change. There's only so much gritty realism I can take, too.
Whereas I'd be more than fine with exactly an RDR2 calibre game set in a world I find ten times as appealing as the Old West. Honestly, you couldn't name a genre I'd have less interest in and yet I thoroughly enjoyed my time with RDR2.
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