Sentences with phrase «trackside details»

PS4 Pro support enables a 4K resolution achieved by checkerboard rendering which is complimented by further technical improvements such as enhanced environment reflections on car bodywork and more accurate shadows and optimised shaders for higher quality trackside details, alongside HDR support produces more natural, believable colours and lighting which is all incredibly impressive given its consistent 60 frames - per - second, while gamers with a PS4 Pro and 1080p television benefit from down - sampling resulting in smoother graphics and finer details being present in the distance.

F1 2017's driver and car models, track surfaces, trackside details, lighting, shadows, lens flare, weather conditions and textures all look better than ever with everything adding to the genuine accuracy of driver, car and track representations in comparison to the actual tracks.

A track editor that allow players to utilise features from each track and customise their length, width, track undulations, surface, grip and trackside details for a track without any limitations with the help of a track designer such as the track designer of the Bahrain International Circuit, Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore, Yas Marina in Abu Dhabi, Circuit of the Americas in Texas and the Baku City Circuit in Azerbaijan; Herman Tilke identifying why specific track components are iconic and how to make an iconic track for any era of F1 car in reflection of classic seasons.

The outdoor courses are littered with tons of trackside details such as grandstands, trailers, ad boards, bales of hay, tents and [I] the [/ I] best trees I have ever seen in a PlayStation game.

The reflections on cars are stunning, and trackside detail has seen a major overhaul making the whole circuit feel much more realistic and true to the sport.

While the cars feature nice models and decent detailing in the cockpits, practically everything else looks sub-par: in particular, trackside detail is very low and you'll constantly note things in the distance popping into existence like some artist was hurriedly drawing them in after having woken up from a long night on the town.

The on - track improvements are not that obvious at first glance; while there is a slight graphics upgrade it's hardly substantial with riders looking a tad more fluid in their movements and trackside detail is also slightly sharper, but most players will most likely never notice the differences.

While trackside detail is still somewhat, creating rather flat and lifeless environments, another bevy of small graphical upgrades ensures that F1 2013 looks pretty damn good.

Not exact matches

The trackside scenery is far more detailed than it was in Forza Motorsport 5 (the impressively rendered pit lanes seen in every event intro loading screen are a personal highlight), and it's far easier to control the car with all the assists off on a gamepad this time around.

The free camera available from the pause menu allows you to observe the closer details of the racing in the foreground and trackside environments.

Graphically, Gravel is Milestone Italy's best looking game up to the date of its release with amazing vehicle models that crumple when colliding with other cars or trackside objects complimented by realistic track surfaces such as sand, mud, foliage and rocks in numerous environments, alongside superb weather conditions as well as lighting and shadow effects that adapt to the time of day or night the race is taking place at, while there are outstanding subtle details such as water effects from water splashes and rain, mud splashing onto the car throughout the race, sparks flying as vehicles trade paint and pyrotechnics throughout each lap particularly during stadium races.

Forza has better track and environment detailing, with things like shadows, trees, trackside objects, etc, yet that's a disadvantage now because real tracks are supposed to look sterile?

Climax has created a game which is not only addictive and playable, but keeps you constantly cooing over its lovingly crafted details that so many other rally games leave by the trackside.