As the title is slightly unclear I'll try to sum up the article: Rendering (in videogames) matters less than it used to in the sense it's no longer genre defin

As the title is slightly unclear I'll try to sum up the article: Rendering (in videogames) matters less than it used to in the sense it's no longer genre defining. We've reached a point of diminishing returns trying to (e.g.) make everything photorealistic. However there are still rendering problems that can pay dividends, especially in "our times of enormous asset pressure". But... > We have to think hard about what is useful to the end product.