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GTA 6 may "disappoint" players hoping for a technological "jump", says former Rockstar North tech director(www.rockpapershotgun.com)

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Ephera@lemmy.ml
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I mean, I feel like even the jump between 4 and 5 wasn’t that massive. San Andreas to 4 went from chunky polygons to rather realistic graphics. GTA 5 feels almost like a HD remaster in comparison.

But of course, there may be a difference in expectation, since there were five years between 4 and 5, and currently scheduled to be twelve years between 5 and 6.

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chiliedogg@lemmy.world
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4 and 5 were both designed for the same console, and that console was released in 2005 - only 2 years after Vice City.

6 is being designed for consoles 2 generations and 7 years separated from GTA 5’s release. It better be better.

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averyminya@beehaw.org
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5 feels worse in the ways that matter. The physics in 4 was so fun and dynamic, and in 5 they feel like they’re aiming for realism.

To me, they removed the part of the game that makes it being open world fun.

I wasn’t really expecting 6 to be anything but GTA5 with different characters.

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SeventySeven@sh.itjust.works
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I can’t be the only one who simply wants the physics and damage like they had in GTA IV. I feel like GTAV was a real big step down in terms of the driving. Just wasn’t as satisfying to me.

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