"Crysis 3 is absolutely maxing out the consoles. There is absolutely not even 1% left.
"No game will ever look technically better than Crysis 3 on these consoles, flat out. Most games are not even anywhere near Crysis 2 technically. I'm not talking about art style – art is subjective – but the pure fact of what we have been cramming in with Crysis 2 on Xbox and PlayStation, I've yet to see a game do that still today.
"Any day I will take a battle against Gears and Halo, whatever, the amount of data we put in and the detail level is far superior. With Crysis 3 we're pushing that to another level, but the PC is just two levels beyond."
"No game will ever look technically better than Crysis 3 on these consoles, flat out. Most games are not even anywhere near Crysis 2 technically. I'm not talking about art style – art is subjective – but the pure fact of what we have been cramming in with Crysis 2 on Xbox and PlayStation, I've yet to see a game do that still today.
"Any day I will take a battle against Gears and Halo, whatever, the amount of data we put in and the detail level is far superior. With Crysis 3 we're pushing that to another level, but the PC is just two levels beyond."
But wait, there's more! He continues on to say that he feels the highest settings at work on the PC version of the game will actually rival the visuals seen in next-generation consoles.
"That's why we said [two years ago] that Crysis 3 is next-gen ready already. We did that without knowing the specs (of next-generation consoles), but it's not going to be much more than what we have done so far. And it turns out we were pretty much right."
The problem is, he also feels as though next-generation consoles won't focus on graphics and visuals, given the high price of memory and processors. Wait, memory is expensive?
(via Videogamer)
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