Check out this new amazing Unreal Engine 4 techdemo video from designer Baolong Zhang.
Completely out of the blue, Microsoft starts giving away a hit Harry Potter movie to some Xbox console-owning fans of the Wizarding World.
Hogwarts Castle from the Harry Potter saga has been recreated in Dreams for PS4 as an immersive experience for players.
It's fully explorable, including all the common rooms, class rooms, quidditch pitch etc. This video show a few sections,
I'll say this and I'll keep on saying this. Dreams needs to come to PC. It will give it more sales, and significantly more support. A great game that could have a huge community if it was more readily available.
Awesome! I'm hopping on this tonight then. Dreams is one of the PSVR titles that benefits from the extra PS5 power the most. It looks incredible, very clear! (for a 1080p screen)
@Akarogg, Awesome thanks! He's got some Lord of the Rings stuff in there too: The Dragon Inn, Prancing Pony and Shire home. Not sure how I've missed this guy's stuff, I have over 100 hours in Dreams. Hope it's all VR supported :)
Thank you. Didn't feel like eating the free cookies on that site.
100% I hope there's a huge push on it for PSVR2 launch. The ability to create our own VR experiences, with countless hours of created content available to surf for free. It's incredible. It already looks amazing with a PS5/PSVR.... I can only imagine how incredible it will be on a 4k headset!
As I've said many times before, this is one game that needs to be on as many platforms as possible to get more exposure.
Really PC is the place it needs to be. And yes I understand Playstation needs true exclusives but a creation tool needs to be on PC.
This is one game that does not and should not be an exclusive. It's like if Sony had developed Minecraft first and kept on Playstation only. Sometimes exclusives just bite you in the ass and this game is one of them.
Tim Burton’s vision of Gotham brought to life by passionate fans.
Someone else was commissioned to do the music and another person modelled the batmobile. Links to all involved are included in the article.
They should have been made a batman game for the best batman movie. This looks amazing and now I must watch the movie.
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This highlights a seldom discussed component of next level graphics: Practicality. Or, in short, have our television/computer display sizes and resolution fallen-behind too much to fully benefit from these leaps in computer-generated realms.
I noticed this with Horizon Zero Dawn. The level of detail is spectacular, especially for a game console. For example, with a Thunderjaw you can go into photograph mode and angle/zoom the camera in on the intricate parts and textures of the robotic Tyrannosaurus Rex and the detail is particularly high. In fact it's so high, that even with a fifty-five inch, 4K OLED it mostly goes unnoticed—unless in the aforementioned photo-mode.
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Nothing touches this.
A new Harry Potter game where you actually go to Hogwarts to get sorted into a house and learn magic would be great.
It would be too time consuming to add further complex facial animations on this character for one designer. This is why I'm in favour of simplifying graphics