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Topic	What was the biggest leap between gaming console generations?
XIII_Rocks 03/08/24 4:59:12 AM #50:	Paratroopa1 posted... Also I feel like 5th to 6th was a bigger jump forward than 4th to 5th. Like, yeah, the sudden ability to have 3D graphics was amazing at the time but it also felt like a step back in a lot of ways - even at the time I knew that the SNES/Genesis games of the time looked sharper visually and were more polished. The difference between 5th to 6th on the other hand is wild - PSX/N64 games feel noticeably like they're from a totally different time and place but PS2/GC/Xbox can almost pass itself off as current. That was really the last generation where I felt like, holy shit, we're in the future. After that it's been creeping incremental changes. I think a lot of this is very fair, but I would still say 4 -> 5 --- Not to be confused with XIII_Minerals. <cite>XIII_Rocks posted [p:979254351] in What was t... [t:80715463]...</cite> <quote>Paratroopa1 posted... </cite><quote>Also I feel like 5th to 6th was a bigger jump forward than 4th to 5th. Like, yeah, the sudden ability to have 3D graphics was amazing at the time but it also felt like a step back in a lot of ways - even at the time I knew that the SNES/Genesis games of the time looked sharper visually and were more polished. The difference between 5th to 6th on the other hand is wild - PSX/N64 games feel noticeably like they're from a totally different time and place but PS2/GC/Xbox can almost pass itself off as current. That was really the last generation where I felt like, holy shit, we're in the future. After that it's been creeping incremental changes.</quote>I think a lot of this is very fair, but I would still say 4 -> 5 --- Not to be confused with XIII_Minerals.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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