@mbsfaridi Again, I'll believe it when I see it when it comes to graphically demanding things. You don't know what resolution these games will run at. The fact that SOME games will run at 1080p does not mean that the demanding games will run at 1080p

Also, anyone who thought 4k was going to be a rendering resolution for next-gen was just clueless.

They make all sorts of deceptive claims because most of their customers are clueless and will believe whatever they're told (e.g. many people who believe current gen consoles render in 1080p because the box says 1080p).

@Mariner32 I am as well, especially given what we know about the GPUs of the PS4 and the next Xbox (they're not that powerful).

I hope they do, but I'll believe it when I see it.

@Mariner32 The better question: will next gen consoles actually render this stuff in 1080p?

@RIIIIKU Based on what? Have you been to the future and seen that games in a few years don't look like this?

This shows exactly the type of thing you can expect from graphics in the next gen... that's what a tech demo is.

@Lazy_Marine BF4 is not a tech demo. BF4 is a game. This is not a game, it's a tech demo. I don't think you understand what a tech demo is.

@Zoza24 @RIIIIKU Based on this comments section, it's incredibly hard to understand.

Some people are just a little.... slow...

@Faster_Bill You are not their customer; they don't care what you think. Developers/publishers are their customers, and they care what they think.

@sgt_hunter not mine ;)

@Faster_Bill They make money licensing Unreal Engine 4... it wouldn't surprise me if they make substantially more money licensing their engine than they do making their few in-house games.

@nick-nikol Crysis 3 and Sniper:GW2 aren't running on Unreal tech. They're Cry Engine 3. And Crysis 3 is a good deal ahead of anything else out there in terms of graphics; I dunno how you think it "sucked" unless you only played it on console.

Also, this is a tech demo and will not be a game.