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Then again, I'll happily play something like Hard Drivin' so I guess my opinion is biased
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6JC-HCNcio
Like Hard Drivin' !
Or virtua racing
Jeez, I feel sad now, just thinking all these people that would ignore something as god-like, like Virtua Racing or Daytona USA.. Just because of their graphics
WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥
Yeah frostbite engine looks nice n all, but I wouldn't use an EA game as an example of what current graphics are capable of.
I think games like Red Dead 2 and Metro Exodus are better examples of what we can achieve in graphics.
That said, it's not like graphics change that much these days, even Reach a game from 2010 isn't that much different looking then a modern game, its just missing a few extra visual flairs.. It's nothing like the leap in graphics we use to see
Not like the days where we'd see huge leaps with things like bump mapping, or dynamic shadows.. Those truly were the golden years.