The lighting between the two platforms are so much different. It's funny because the ps3 show looks so good...but than ps4 came along. So excited to get my copy on 5/6. Am I the only one though who can't even fathom where they are going to take this franchise in two or three years? I mean look how far they brought the game from '07 to '14 on the ps3.
The PS4 fidelity and lighting is a nice leap forward. This is going to be a great game this year... but I'm really excited for what the future holds with gameplay/swings/animation potential.
Honestly it's a little hard to see a "big" difference from this very compressed video. And Man I just hate that Home Run camera when Bird hit one out of the park
But yep from what I saw from some of the better videos the PS4 version definitely looks a lot better the the PS3 version just not in this video.
Honestly it's a little hard to see a "big" difference from this very compressed video. And Man I just hate that Home Run camera when Bird hit one out of the park
But yep from what I saw from some of the better videos the PS4 version definitely looks a lot better the the PS3 version just not in this video.
Not for me. I can tell big differences from this video. Trying to talk myself into not getting a PS4 this year though
the one thing that is killing me with this comparison is that the ps3 version of wainwright looks more like the real life wainwright than the ps4 does.
With the rosters being transferable, what's great about the PS4 version is that it will basically launch with a full-minors set - assuming OSFM is done by then, which it probably will be.
Considering that many people are buying a PS4 just to play this, it sure does. To each their own, but I can't justify $500 for a baseball game, especially when the PS3 version is still exceptional.
Considering that many people are buying a PS4 just to play this, it sure does. To each their own, but I can't justify $500 for a baseball game, especially when the PS3 version is still exceptional.
That's understandable that you don't want to buy a system for one game. Hold out long enough and the PS4 price will drop. Fact is, The Show 14 only costs $60, not $500.
I can tell a difference and just imagine how much better it's going to look when it's on your own television. Watching the videos on youtube won't really show just how much better it looks on PS4.
Why is the PS3 capture so blurry on these comparison shots?
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Originally Posted by Bamafan3723
That's understandable that you don't want to buy a system for one game. Hold out long enough and the PS4 price will drop. Fact is, The Show 14 only costs $60, not $500.
I don't know anyone who owns a PS4 who will decidedly choose the PS3 version over the PS4 version, though. So are you then calling it a "free upgrade" if they both cost $60?
The only issue I have with this video is that they decided to show James Shields hitting AND getting a bomb dropped against him. Way to pick on the poor guy!
The resolution of this video was capped at 720p...at least that was the highest resolution I could select when watching it. (1080p wasn't an available selection) The only fair comparison between the two games would be seeing the PS3 version in 720p and the PS4 version in 1080p.
Even with that in mind...I thought the PS4 version was much more "alive", vibrant, and detailed.
Why is the PS3 capture so blurry on these comparison shots?
I don't know anyone who owns a PS4 who will decidedly choose the PS3 version over the PS4 version, though. So are you then calling it a "free upgrade" if they both cost $60?
No because it still costs $60 lol. The PS4 version will be an upgrade though, just not free.