GT6 Gameplay, Time change autunm ring. Looks amazing.

To me this really does look like a launch PS4 game.

What i notice, alot more AA on the car then GT5, got rid of that hideous Smoke pixelation, Very smoothe High detail car models, and massively improved lighting, Smoke is also thicker and lasts longer then previous gameplay showed, better shadows, It really is a beautiful game, Guess it does look just like the trailer. also noticed leaves falling off the trees and some more effects added to the enviorment. PD definately got there stuff together. that drifting also looks amazing and particle effects when kicking up grass and leaves. Also more moving grass when the car passes by it. impressive.  My hats off to you PD. i also love how shadows cast on the smoke, thats just really cool looking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=y2NG1AQSeng#t=71

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

[QUOTE="TruthBToldShow"]Does it look good? Sure. I still see a lot of jaggies though (even with this off-screen capture). I certainly wouldnt even put this into a PS4 category.TorqueHappens08

A failed franchise

[QUOTE="TorqueHappens08"][QUOTE="TruthBToldShow"]Does it look good? Sure. I still see a lot of jaggies though (even with this off-screen capture). I certainly wouldnt even put this into a PS4 category.Jaysonguy

A failed franchise

can't say much about the graphics from an off screen replay video

To bad the cars still sound like

The GTs and Forzas of this gen have replays with higher post process effects by lowering the frame-rate to 30. GT replays are 1920x1080 which is a pretty big boost in res from 1280x1080, blur-effects and many other effects added that are not present when you're playing the game. Photo-mode is even worse, it makes the game look like a game on a high-end PC when GT games actually have lots of jaggies. Sometimes you can't even see the lines on the road because they are all very jagged.

I really hate how these 2 devs deceive their fans with these cheap tricks and people are so stupid they easily fell for it.

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

SecretPolice

The cars and tracks look better then Drive Club. The trees and fooliage does not.

Looks better than Forza 5. TLHBO :lol:Suppaman100

LMAO!! No. Not even close to that. Looks better then Drive Club. At least the cars do.

It's two steps up from the current consoles, but to my eyes, it looks about on par with Grid 2 on PC. Maybe a bit better lighting.

[QUOTE="Suppaman100"]Looks better than Forza 5. TLHBO :lol:blackace

LMAO!! No. Not even close to that. Looks better then Drive Club. At least the cars do.

[QUOTE="SecretPolice"]

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

blackace

The cars and tracks look better then Drive Club. The trees and fooliage does not.

[QUOTE="TorqueHappens08"][QUOTE="TruthBToldShow"]Does it look good? Sure. I still see a lot of jaggies though (even with this off-screen capture). I certainly wouldnt even put this into a PS4 category.Jaysonguy

A failed franchise

Really? :| 

GT replays always look good compared to actual gameplay.HadOne2Many

Beyond stunning. Might have to check that out, but damn, Sony is breaking bank with all their world class exclusives. Heil68

To me this really does look like a launch PS4 game.

 

What i notice, alot more AA on the car then GT5, got rid of that hideous Smoke pixelation, Very smoothe High detail car models, and massively improved lighting, Smoke is also thicker and lasts longer then previous gameplay showed, better shadows, It really is a beautiful game, Guess it does look just like the trailer. also noticed leaves falling off the trees and some more effects added to the enviorment. PD definately got there stuff together. that drifting also looks amazing and particle effects when kicking up grass and leaves. Also more moving grass when the car passes by it. impressive.  My hats off to you PD. i also love how shadows cast on the smoke, thats just really cool looking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=y2NG1AQSeng#t=71

 

TorqueHappens08

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

SecretPolice

Oh You! :o

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

SecretPolice

Oh look, it's forza 6.

Looks exactly like what GT5 should have been, and no where near as good as Forza 5 or DriveclubGuy_Brohski

Why is all of the gameplay for this in replay mode?bobbetybob

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

SecretPolice

[QUOTE="Heil68"]Beyond stunning. Might have to check that out, but damn, Sony is breaking bank with all their world class exclusives. Guy_Brohski

[QUOTE="SecretPolice"]

I agree with ya, perhaps the PS4 isn't much stronger than PS3 after all. :o :twisted:

Douevenlift_bro

Hahahahahahaha :lol: Yeah sure it does! :lol:

Poor Hermits have nothing comparableAlessandro_R

It does not look anywhere near as good as forza 5(enviorments wise), Maybe the car models might be slightly on par or better due to the lighting, but lets not get ahead of our selves, that is strictly for GT7, This does look incredibly good for a game on an aging current generation system nearing the end of it's life cycle.

The GTs and Forzas of this gen have replays with higher post process effects by lowering the frame-rate to 30. GT replays are 1920x1080 which is a pretty big boost in res from 1280x1080, blur-effects and many other effects added that are not present when you're playing the game. Photo-mode is even worse, it makes the game look like a game on a high-end PC when GT games actually have lots of jaggies. Sometimes you can't even see the lines on the road because they are all very jagged.

I really hate how these 2 devs deceive their fans with these cheap tricks and people are so stupid they easily fell for it.

Gue1

For GT5, it's 1280x1080

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-gran-turismo-5-tech-analysis