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Very late to the discussion but I might be missing something; a majority of you are bashing this by saying "it's just a demo"/"games never end up looking like t
by kidintech 6y ago
Very late to the discussion but I might be missing something; a majority of you are bashing this by saying "it's just a demo"/"games never end up looking like that":
a) If this demo is runnable at real time fps on ps5 hardware ($400-500 WITH markup)...that's a technologically phenomenal feat in itself.
b) If the engine IS capable of running something like this...they are not lying. The responsibility for "good looking games" then falls on to game studios to deliver instead of halfassing something just to hit a deadline.
Where am I wrong?
- Jnr 6y agoYou are correct. I am personally excited that this technology exists, but I am also sad that we will have to wait a few years to see an actual game to utilize this. The engine releases sometime in 2021 and then it will probably take a few years for some other studio to develop a decent AAA title using this. That is, unless Epic Games releases something awesome on their own soon.