Batman: Arkham Knight

[blackdog]

My impression or these shots are a tad more crispy than the last ones I posted, which it was said were PS4?

I wonder if this is PC with hardware anti aliasing or beautified shots.

[-HP-]

Those are obviously "staged" screenshots, or promotional screenshots if you wanna call it. But still... it looks absolutely jaw dropping, from lighting to materials, to the art execution.

 

I'm getting the vibe from that infiltrator demo Epic did too, probably sorta the same tech.

[blackdog]

You mean like a 3D still, created just for promo, enabling the artists to use more polys?

[-HP-]

no, all these assets are from the game, i'm almost certain of it, they wouldn't waste resources and time making complex models just for screenshots. I mean the carefully way they present it and render the image...

[blackdog]

I don't work in a game studio my friend, i'm sure i get what you mean but i'm curious to know in more detail to what extent these practices get

[Chimeray]

no, all these assets are from the game, i'm almost certain of it, they wouldn't waste resources and time making complex models just for screenshots. I mean the carefully way they present it and render the image...

Except for the Dark Knight render? It seems reasonable that it would just be a high poly render, the detail would be ridiculous otherwise!

It's not that those other shots of the Dark Knight are bad but it seems to have less detail.

 

I agree with those other shots though, definitely seems to be ingame albeit promotional stuff...

Drooool

Edited March 28, 2014 by Chimeray

[blackdog]

Yeah, the Arkham Knight is definitely a render, the other I believe it's in-engine, just curious if it's also in-game.

[e-freak]

why would it be a render? maybe i'm spoiled by our games, but that stuff can definitely be done in engine

[blackdog]

Well, seems too beautiful to be true*... but yeah, the character gallery is a staple of the franchise so it might well be in-engine as there's only the model to be rendered.

Main thought was "it's not in-game" though

 

 

 

*Mmh material from Ryse has always been impressive, but I don't remember anything this crispy (as I said, my main concern is: how unaltered these shots are?)

[BJA]

Those are obviously "staged" screenshots, or promotional screenshots if you wanna call it. But still... it looks absolutely jaw dropping, from lighting to materials, to the art execution.

 

I'm getting the vibe from that infiltrator demo Epic did too, probably sorta the same tech.

I'm wondering if they are using the latest UnrealEngine or something like UE3.5? but no matter which version they are using, still looks pretty amazing.

 

Also, it's pretty safe to say that this shot is altered

http://nl.images.multiplayer.it/thumbs/images/2014/03/26/arkhamknight_render_jpg_1400x0_q85.jpg

[BJA]

 

Those are obviously "staged" screenshots, or promotional screenshots if you wanna call it. But still... it looks absolutely jaw dropping, from lighting to materials, to the art execution.

 

I'm getting the vibe from that infiltrator demo Epic did too, probably sorta the same tech.

I'm wondering if they are using the latest UnrealEngine or something like UE3.5? but no matter which version they are using, still looks pretty amazing.

 

Also, it's pretty safe to say that this shot is altered.

http://nl.images.multiplayer.it/thumbs/images/2014/03/26/arkhamknight_render_jpg_1400x0_q85.jpg

 

[blackdog]

It was told in the Gameinformer unveil article that they use a spruced up UE3(.5)

[Sprony]

 

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[Sprony]

 

 

 

[deceiver]

Fuck me. Going to go cry in a corner now!

 

Edited May 21, 2014 by deceiver