GC: New Cyberpunk 2077 screens

Sdarts

Commented on 2018-08-21 23:30:42

Thanks for the images.

For a moment, I thought it was a gameplay trailer and my heart skipped a bit.

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zarbor

Commented on 2018-08-22 00:07:53

Just trying to confirm. Will this be a straight FPS or like Deus Ex a mixture of FPS and TP?

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b0vril

Commented on 2018-08-22 00:09:40 In reply to Sdarts

Posted by Sdarts

Thanks for the images.

For a moment, I thought it was a gameplay trailer and my heart skipped a bit.

Damn, so did I. I wonder if they'll put out gameplay trailer this year though. As I understand the game still a while out. And they probably don't want to do a repeat of the Witcher 3 trailers.

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b0vril

Commented on 2018-08-22 00:11:04 In reply to zarbor

Posted by zarbor

Just trying to confirm. Will this be a straight FPS or like Deus Ex a mixture of FPS and TP?

I think it's first person, except for driving and cutscenes.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-22 01:22:37

Yeah. This ain't happening this gen. Would make for a seriously bad ass PS5 launch game though in a couple years!

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Tinks

Commented on 2018-08-22 05:48:52 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

Yeah. This ain't happening this gen. Would make for a seriously bad ass PS5 launch game though in a couple years!

You're gonna base that on doctored screenshots?

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Shinobi90

Commented on 2018-08-22 07:50:26 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

Yeah. This ain't happening this gen. Would make for a seriously bad ass PS5 launch game though in a couple years!

Please STOP talking like you know for what Consoles it come, and when it will come.
Leave us alone with the Nice Pictures :)
I definitely think it comes to the PS4 and Xbox One (and of course to the PC)

I follow Gamersyde for Years (I'm from Germany) and it is the first Website that i Visit when i will see Gametrailers and Gameplays.
Really Good Stuff, Highest Quality Stuff!
And i know bunch of sites..

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catfish

Commented on 2018-08-22 08:23:43

Looks great...Very interested to see how this looks on current gen consoles. Definitely looks a big step up from the Witcher 3. Fidelity wise I think TLoU2 impressed me more, but when you add in scale and world simulation, it is quite difficult to see how this will fare. Still RDR2, which revealed gameplay recently, look absolutely stunning and seems to run well. This looks a step up from that though, particularly in terms of rendering and geometry detail.

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syder

Commented on 2018-08-22 08:52:39

Guys, the official website features the XBOXONE and PS4 logos and it's been confirmed already. what rock are you all living under? bhahahaha!

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-22 10:31:16 In reply to Tinks

Posted by Tinks

You're gonna base that on doctored screenshots?

i'm gonna base it on them saying it's literally years away, them running the "live demo" on a i7 CPU and a GEFORCE GTX1080Ti...and doctored screenshots.

that demo the press were super excited by... the things they're releasing and claiming is legit...that shit ain't happening on current gen consoles. they might release some shitty looking version on PS4/xbone, but i doubt even that. why would they sacrifice their vision when it's highly likely there will be 2 way more proficient consoles on the market to run it on?

i just don't see it happening. but i guess we'll find out in a couple years.

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Xoar

Commented on 2018-08-22 13:28:53

I see the lefties of Resetera are in a rage and are threatening to boycott this game because someone at CD Projekt RED made a transgender joke.

God i hate modern gamers and their mock outrage.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-22 13:34:23 In reply to Xoar

it's only mock if they don't go through with it.

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syder

Commented on 2018-08-22 15:23:51 In reply to Xoar

They just want to punish a whole team just because of a rude person...

Way to throw the baby with the bath water...

I'm sure there are dipshits in every team of every cultural/media project.
Real world realities are just lost on them(kneejerk reactors) and they worship and hate products. They are right to expect apologies tho...
Internet reactions tend to only make things worse.

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Melmoth

Commented on 2018-08-22 15:43:28 In reply to Xoar

Posted by Xoar

I see the lefties of Resetera are in a rage and are threatening to boycott this game because someone at CD Projekt RED made a transgender joke.

God i hate modern gamers and their mock outrage.

Somehow i'm not surprised to hear that :D. They should make a list of all the people who's gonna boycott the different games so that they don't forget about boycotting a game when it's released (often years later). It really sucks when you're boycotting something, and down the line you end up buying a product because you forgot you were boycotting it. I hate it when that happens.

On a more serious note, didn't they say after E3 they were gonna show the game at Gamescom (in one way or another)?

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-22 15:46:03 In reply to Melmoth

Posted by Melmoth

On a more serious note, didn't they say after E3 they were gonna show the game at Gamescom (in one way or another)?

they did...behind closed doors again :/

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syder

Commented on 2018-08-22 16:00:36 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

they did...behind closed doors again :/

So jealous right now.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-22 16:49:59

i'm guessing they only want to show when they're certain there's not going to be some downgrade like what happened with the witcher 3.

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syder

Commented on 2018-08-22 17:15:22 In reply to KORNdog

I'm sure you're right. Some game mechanics can also be removed or changed if they don't work so better not let people get too attached to them.

Bioshock Infinite never felt quite right because of that 15 min gameplay.
I wish they never showed it to begin with.

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AMDman18

Commented on 2018-08-23 07:27:26 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

Yeah. This ain't happening this gen. Would make for a seriously bad ass PS5 launch game though in a couple years!

While, yeah this does look almost too good for a console, I think it'll still make it to current systems. 1) I never would have thought something as amazing looking as TLOU2 would be possible on PS4, but here we are. And I don't feel this is THAT much more advanced looking than that game. 2) I highly doubt that Microsoft would have allowed the in engine trailer to be shown at their conference if it weren't gonna make it to current hardware. They would NEVER allow a third party multiplatform title be the first evidence of new hardware being in the works. They'd want to be in full control of us seeing whatever the first glimpses will be of the next gen of games. It's highly possible (hell, maybe PROBABLE) that current consoles will see a lessened version of this, but I think it'll definitely see release on current hardware.

EDIT: Oh, also if you head to the Cyberpunk 2077 website, it totally has PS4 and Xbox One logos at the bottom of the page.

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[quote=KORNdog]Yeah. This ain't happening this gen. Would make for a seriously bad ass PS5 launch game though in a couple years![/quote]

While, yeah this does look almost too good for a console, I think it'll still make it to current systems.  1) I never would have thought something as amazing looking as TLOU2 would be possible on PS4, but here we are.  And I don't feel this is THAT much more advanced looking than that game.  2) I highly doubt that Microsoft would have allowed the in engine trailer to be shown at their conference if it weren't gonna make it to current hardware.  They would NEVER allow a third party multiplatform title be the first evidence of new hardware being in the works.  They'd want to be in full control of us seeing whatever the first glimpses will be of the next gen of games.  It's highly possible (hell, maybe PROBABLE) that current consoles will see a lessened version of this, but I think it'll definitely see release on current hardware.

EDIT: Oh, also if you head to the Cyberpunk 2077 website, it totally has PS4 and Xbox One logos at the bottom of the page.

KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-23 09:37:31 In reply to AMDman18

Posted by AMDman18

While, yeah this does look almost too good for a console, I think it'll still make it to current systems. 1) I never would have thought something as amazing looking as TLOU2 would be possible on PS4, but here we are. And I don't feel this is THAT much more advanced looking than that game. 2) I highly doubt that Microsoft would have allowed the in engine trailer to be shown at their conference if it weren't gonna make it to current hardware. They would NEVER allow a third party multiplatform title be the first evidence of new hardware being in the works. They'd want to be in full control of us seeing whatever the first glimpses will be of the next gen of games. It's highly possible (hell, maybe PROBABLE) that current consoles will see a lessened version of this, but I think it'll definitely see release on current hardware.

EDIT: Oh, also if you head to the Cyberpunk 2077 website, it totally has PS4 and Xbox One logos at the bottom of the page.

Oh, I have no doubt they currently INTEND to release on current hardware. I just don't think they ultimately will. There is a chasm of difference between the fidelity they're showing here...in a massive open world no less, then what last of us 2 is doing on a comparatively much smaller scale.

As for MS showing off a game that's wasn't going to ever be on current hardware. We're talking about MS here. They were at such a huge disadvantage regarding games last year I have no doubt in my mind they'd show a logo of a game 5 years away just to pad out their perceived offerings. As I say. The original xbox (lowest common denominator) might get some crummy looking 720p version of cyberpunk or something in 2-3 years time, but considering that isn't the vision of the future the press were so enamoured by this E3 I'm not even sure it counts.

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[quote=AMDman18]

While, yeah this does look almost too good for a console, I think it'll still make it to current systems.  1) I never would have thought something as amazing looking as TLOU2 would be possible on PS4, but here we are.  And I don't feel this is THAT much more advanced looking than that game.  2) I highly doubt that Microsoft would have allowed the in engine trailer to be shown at their conference if it weren't gonna make it to current hardware.  They would NEVER allow a third party multiplatform title be the first evidence of new hardware being in the works.  They'd want to be in full control of us seeing whatever the first glimpses will be of the next gen of games.  It's highly possible (hell, maybe PROBABLE) that current consoles will see a lessened version of this, but I think it'll definitely see release on current hardware.

EDIT: Oh, also if you head to the Cyberpunk 2077 website, it totally has PS4 and Xbox One logos at the bottom of the page.[/quote]

Oh, I have no doubt they currently INTEND to release on current hardware. I just don't think they ultimately will. There is a chasm of difference between the fidelity they're showing here...in a massive open world no less, then what last of us 2 is doing on a comparatively much smaller scale.

As for MS showing off a game that's wasn't going to ever be on current hardware. We're talking about MS here. They were at such a huge disadvantage regarding games last year I have no doubt in my mind they'd show a logo of a game 5 years away just to pad out their perceived offerings. As I say. The original xbox (lowest common denominator) might get some crummy looking 720p version of cyberpunk or something in 2-3 years time, but considering that isn't the vision of the future the press were so enamoured by this E3 I'm not even sure it counts.

syder

Commented on 2018-08-23 15:04:17 In reply to KORNdog

They officially anounced it for this gen. This means it's what they target and where they already put a lot of money in. Eye candy can be scaled back. No need for a whole gen for this game.

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catfish

Commented on 2018-08-23 15:14:56 In reply to Xoar

I am guessing we will probably see our first gameplay reveal of this next E3

Posted by Xoar

I see the lefties of Resetera are in a rage and are threatening to boycott this game because someone at CD Projekt RED made a transgender joke.

God i hate modern gamers and their mock outrage.

I just despise the basement tone of internet discourse...you add to it.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2018-08-23 15:34:07 In reply to syder

Posted by syder

They officially anounced it for this gen. This means it's what they target and where they already put a lot of money in.

if that were the case why were they demoing the game behind closed doors on hardware beyond any of the current gen systems? i mean, this isn't even like target development hardware, they went way beyond what current consoles have both CPU and GPU wise.

also these the people who recently said the PS4 version will "look as good" as the demo that was shown behind closed doors, despite looking better than anything else out there on the system (based on media reports) and running on vastly superior hardware. not to mention the visual downgrade we witnessed with the witcher 3...even on PC...i just find the whole thing hard to believe. add onto that the game, by their own words, being literally years away...it just seems silly to release it on old hardware when they're clearly aiming to impress visually with this title. but as i say, maybe we will get some pared back version that doesn't have the same impact that it had with the press during E3?

i definitely think at the very least we're seeing a cross gen title. in which case i'll wait for the PS5 version purely because i want to see it as it was meant to be seen, and how it was initially shown behind closed doors.

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[quote=syder]They officially anounced it for this gen. This means it's what they target and where they already put a lot of money in.[/quote]

if that were the case why were they demoing the game behind closed doors on hardware beyond any of the current gen systems? i mean, this isn't even like target development hardware, they went way beyond what current consoles have both CPU and GPU wise.

also these the people who recently said the PS4 version will "look as good" as the demo that was shown behind closed doors, despite looking better than anything else out there on the system (based on media reports) and running on vastly superior hardware. not to mention the visual downgrade we witnessed with the witcher 3...even on PC...i just find the whole thing hard to believe. add onto that the game, by their own words, being literally years away...it just seems silly to release it on old hardware when they're clearly aiming to impress visually with this title. but as i say, maybe we will get some pared back version that doesn't have the same impact that it had with the press during E3?

i definitely think at the very least we're seeing a cross gen title. in which case i'll wait for the PS5 version purely because i want to see it as it was meant to be seen, and how it was initially shown behind closed doors.

syder

Commented on 2018-08-24 20:51:52 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

if that were the case why were they demoing the game behind closed doors on hardware beyond any of the current gen systems? i mean, this isn't even like target development hardware, they went way beyond what current consoles have both CPU and GPU wise

It's still not optimised at this point so it make sense that they only show it on a beast PC as they always do...

Cross gen yes but skipping on PS4 and XB1 install base? That would be the dumbest decision. And they confirmed PS4 and XB1.

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knerlington

Commented on 2018-08-25 14:21:54 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

if that were the case why were they demoing the game behind closed doors on hardware beyond any of the current gen systems? i mean, this isn't even like target development hardware, they went way beyond what current consoles have both CPU and GPU wise.

First of all. Have you even seen the standard we have today in terms of real gameplay visuals? On consoles as well as on PC. Seriously. Being a high-end PC gamer I run everything maxed out and just to make a point I have to say that Horizon for example is perhaps still one of the (if not the) best looking games I've ever seen. That's just one game out of several exclusives that blows most games out of the water on all platforms.

While these shots look fantastic there's really nothing in them that isn't plausible on for example a PS4 Pro. Thanks to temporal aa solutions the image quality isn't an issue. The level of detail we've already seen and the fidelity as a whole as well. It's all about effectively adjusting what the player sees based on distances like other open world or semi open world games are doing. Also. Most games are shown behind closed doors at first and there's another reason for that other than the technical aspects. Mechanics. You don't want others copying and/or stealing new ideas before you've released your own.

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[quote=KORNdog]

if that were the case why were they demoing the game behind closed doors on hardware beyond any of the current gen systems? i mean, this isn't even like target development hardware, they went way beyond what current consoles have both CPU and GPU wise. 
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First of all. Have you even seen the standard we have today in terms of real gameplay visuals? On consoles as well as on PC. Seriously. Being a high-end PC gamer I run everything maxed out and just to make a point I have to say that Horizon for example is perhaps still one of the (if not the) best looking games I've ever seen. That's just one game out of several exclusives that blows most games out of the water on all platforms.

While these shots look fantastic there's really nothing in them that isn't plausible on for example a PS4 Pro. Thanks to temporal aa solutions the image quality isn't an issue. The level of detail we've already seen and the fidelity as a whole as well. It's all about effectively adjusting what the player sees based on distances like other open world or semi open world games are doing. Also. Most games are shown behind closed doors at first and there's another reason for that other than the technical aspects. Mechanics. You don't want others copying and/or stealing new ideas before you've released your own.