Bojji
Gold Member
If a dev designs a game around a certain art style and says that we want a 60fps game and certain game design and it is designed around current gen hardware even if it's not using all that hardware's features, then it's a current gen game. If you have to cut back on your vision to run on older hardware at worse performance and resolution levels, then it's not a last gen game. Even if a game isn't using all of the visual features, they're mostly taking advantage of new controller features, ssd load times, etc that are all current gen features.
I mean, we're splitting hairs at this point and I don't expect to change any minds, I'm just mostly arguing that people's expectations are out of line with current hardware reality.
You can have faster load times but that doesn't mean game is current gen. Game REQUIRING streaming from SSD - that's a different story, look at Star Wars outlaws.
There are tons of indie or smaller AA games that will release only on PS5 - that doesn't mean they represent PS5 level of graphics when they could easily be ported to PS4.
"Technical edge" in this thread title - we are talking about the best looking, cutting edge AAA games. Sony was making games in that sector before, but with PS5? They are behind third party studios.
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