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Just an idea i've got afeter wathing the 'Vision' Trailer. I understand it is just a concept showcasing the power of PS3 but....
What if GT5 really does look the same as GT4, only with more cars on track, and more special effects (tyre smoke, skid marks etc..) would you be bothered? IMO GT4 already looks stunning so if keeping those graphics means freeing up CPU power for more cars more effects, better A.I, physics etc. then i am all for it, another advantage of keeping the same car and track models is that development time will be shorter and we wont feel short changed on cars (like we were when going from GT2-GT3) as it would make little sense not to use them since they are already made, just add!
Obvious disadvantages are that even GT4 may look like a dog compared to future PS3 racers so GT will no longer have the most realistic graphics on a console racer. Also damage and flips (for those who are bothered) may have to be skipped as the underside of cars are not modelled. Also no 3D wheels in races (may bother some)
The alternative is to improve the graphics and pay less attention to other factors so we essentially get a prettier version of GT4 with possibly feewr cars
I would like to stress that i am aware that the 'Vision' trailer is not GT5 in any way, shape or form
It would be interesting to know how much of the PS3's resources are being used to render the trailer.
What if GT5 really does look the same as GT4, only with more cars on track, and more special effects (tyre smoke, skid marks etc..) would you be bothered? IMO GT4 already looks stunning so if keeping those graphics means freeing up CPU power for more cars more effects, better A.I, physics etc. then i am all for it, another advantage of keeping the same car and track models is that development time will be shorter and we wont feel short changed on cars (like we were when going from GT2-GT3) as it would make little sense not to use them since they are already made, just add!
Obvious disadvantages are that even GT4 may look like a dog compared to future PS3 racers so GT will no longer have the most realistic graphics on a console racer. Also damage and flips (for those who are bothered) may have to be skipped as the underside of cars are not modelled. Also no 3D wheels in races (may bother some)
The alternative is to improve the graphics and pay less attention to other factors so we essentially get a prettier version of GT4 with possibly feewr cars
I would like to stress that i am aware that the 'Vision' trailer is not GT5 in any way, shape or form
It would be interesting to know how much of the PS3's resources are being used to render the trailer.