shinobi602 wrote...
This has nothing to do with making the game "shinier" or just have prettier visuals. There is a fundamental, enormous advantage that the next gen consoles can leverage over a PS3 or 360. That is why developers like CD Projekt RED are only releasing Witcher 3 on PS4/Xbox One and PC. The technical limitations of old hardware will limit what scope devs can carry out for their vision of their games. This is not an opinion, it's fact.
The size and scope of the world, interactivity within that world, amount of quests/amount of dialogue, the dynamism of the world and the quests themselves, etc will no doubt be restricted to what the 360/PS3 can handle, so players will get the same experience across all platforms. It's nothing personal, this is just the reality of the situation.
I don't think interactive objects and cramming more special effects/models onscreen is really going to radically effect the quality of the story or characters that much. Dynamism can come about in a more meaningful way through character development and plot deviation than through making trees shift through the seasons or footprints in sand or whatever. And increase in processing/disc space/other technical specs isn't the only issue. Development time/costs are also an issue. I don't think writing and world building suddenly became easier just because the console can process more or hold more on the hard drive. If anything, I'd imagine it's increased because of the learning curve of working with new systems and a new engine. All that extra "dynamism" still has to be built and designed and that takes time and effort. Time I'd rather see go into dialog or more quests.
When the current gen consoles die in a few years, you will get your wish. As of now, I'd rather they learn to walk with the new systems before they start cross distance running and just make sure the game is excellent in all the aspects they are know for: story, characters, lore, etc. That is also the area they have taken the most PR damage in lately and the place I'd argue they need to focus on the most.




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