Emerald_Melios posted...SlimeSwayze posted...
Emerald_Melios posted...
What is the criteria for "better graphics?"
I'm guessing a combination of performance (frame rate, draw distance, various effects, etc...) and whether the games are taking full advantage of the system's hardware in how they present their visual design.
The former is not something you can see with screenshots. You'd have to play the game itself, or at least watch a video (and even then, the video's own framerate/encoding must be considered).
The latter is something that can only be confirmed by a graphics engineer. I really don't understand what people expected to see from Wii U/PS4 games.....
Well, for me the criteria is just to use my eyes and try to use my common sense. So far I've seen nothing to indicate that he Wii U is any more powerful than the 360 or PS3, but I'm not complaining. I'm happy with how the games I've played so far look, but I also wouldn't complain if we see games down the road that really push the hardware.
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