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They’re fairly low resolution on PS5 already, but PS4-class machines are wall back still further. Reflection quality is also improved: in common with many driving games, GT7 uses a dynamic probe based system where environments are dynamically sampled then mapped onto reflective surfaces – such as the car bonnet in ‘roof cam’ view.
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Even with cars relatively close to the player, it’s possible to see less complex models in play on PS4 and Pro when put side-by-side with PS5. This push for improved fidelity on PS5 extends to vehicle models too, where cavity ambient occlusion is missing on the older machines, serving to give us a more realistic, better shaded look on PlayStation 5.īeyond this, the new machine gets a vast range of enhancements, possibly too numerous to mention but there’s clearly a bump to texture quality across the board, while level of detail (LOD) transitions are far more obvious on the older machines. Volumetric lighting effects also appear to be missing on the legacy PlayStation machines, while sun rays are replaced with a less effective bloom effect.īy extension, shadows cast also appear reduced in quality or missing compared to PS5, with a far less effective shadow map cascade too, looking visibly blurrier not too far away from the player. Lighting also benefits from a substantial increase in fidelity – not just the quality of it, but the implementation too: PS5’s indirect lighting solution looks a lot better, simulating light bounce to a higher quality than the older consoles, especially noticeable on more reflective surfaces. See also Abandoned Team Had To Go With Konami Over Silent Hill Rumors In this respect, it’s similar to the recently released Horizon Forbidden West – PS5 is delivering a much bigger boost to the experience than the raw teraflop count suggests. Meanwhile, in raw compute power, PS5 has around 2.5x the GPU power of the Pro – but it’s doing so much more than simply pushing more pixels.
It’s the comparison between Pro and PS5 that’s perhaps most interesting though: both target ultra HD displays, but the Pro is doing it with around one third of the pixel count of the PS5. Gran Turismo 7 – a remarkably dynamic head-to-head across three renditions of PlayStation hardware.
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Essentially though, you can consider the standard PS4 as a 1080p rendition of the Pro experience. The comparisons between base PS4 and Pro beyond the pixel count is minimal – they’re very, very close indeed – though we did spot some lower resolution texture elements on the vanilla machine. PS5 has increased clarity then, but we also noted fewer edge aliasing artifacts too. We’ve already established that PlayStation 5 operates at native 4K with no sign of dynamic resolution scaling, and it’s clear that the last-gen consoles stick to the established GT Sport formula: it’s native 1080p on the base PS4, rising to a checkerboarded 1800p on PS4 Pro (though if your Pro is set to 1080p output resolution on the front-end of the console, that’s what you’ll get instead). This is a common complaint, but it's par for the course for a game that aims to simulate real driving rather than emulate it through an arcade filter.Let’s start with the absolute basics then. The sensation of speed is less pronounced and, played on a pad, the game seems to treat oversteer as a grip-killing, anomalous event that should either be minimized via assists or impossible to recover from rather than a stylishly entertaining way of going through a corner. But GT7's driving also feels more sterile than Forza. It's accurate too, with the unshakeable front axle of Civic Type R coming off as eerily similar to the real thing. As a result, cars feel more distinct than in past titles while being markedly more demanding to drive than their counterparts in any Forza Motorsport game. Said to be developed using feedback from tire manufacturer Michelin, its own top esports players, and some guy named Lewis Hamilton, Gran Turismo's reworked driving physics accurately replicate the experience of driving a real car while being reasonably accessible to play. Improved haptics are cool, but it'd all be moot if the underlying physics weren't sound.
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