***The High-Res Screenshot Thread!***

[BananaDunka]

Playing a new save on Cyberpunk, forgot just how impressive the whole cinematic look and feel is from the start (Nomad this time). HD Reworked and ETO + Nova-LUT for visual boosts.

Metro 2033 Redux:

 

[BananaDunka]

BoTW in extreme res

And some 2077

 

[BananaDunka]

Metroid Prime Remastered

Luigi's Mansion 3

 

[GBRusty]

I missed the break and new game line and thought "that Metroid game looks like mario/luigi"

 

[BananaDunka]

This really is the definitive way to experience console games that run a bit whack on Switch, TotK is a prime example with frame drops to 20fps when using the ultrahand in busy areas on the console, but can maintain 45+ fps emulated at 3x native res (6720x2880) with all aliasing removed thanks to NVCP 4xAA override among other things.

This game does things that I've not seen in any other game before, like a bit of smoke lingering in a cave, run through it and Link breaks an opening through the smoke. This might be the first time I've seen that sort of detail, don't think even RDR2 has that although RDR2 does have snow-paths

 

[BananaDunka]

It's late I know but....

 

[breathe3asy]

Its such a shame the AI is so braindead in a game that looks absolutely 10/10

 

[BananaDunka]

You can somewhat work around that with mods that overhaul the AI though so not too shabby in the end, the police AI, NPC AI and enemy AI have all got mods that revamp how they react etc.

 

[Paul_cz]

Vindictus, not a bad showing for UE5

Last Oricru, UE4

 

[BananaDunka]

BotW is simply beautiful, the fact that it's running at extreme settings at 5120x2160 blows my mind too.

 

[BananaDunka]

Forbidden West

 

[BananaDunka]

Some top quality car mods have recently come to Cyberpunk, one of my all time fav classics, the S30:

 

[BubbySoup]

As someone whose first gaming device was an Atari 2600, I sometimes stop and wonder at how far visuals have come - and how much further they can go.

It's incredible!

 

[Personality+]

As someone whose first gaming device was an Atari 2600, I sometimes stop and wonder at how far visuals have come - and how much further they can go.

It's incredible!

I personally only really appreciate how far we've come when you go back to an older game from 5 + years ago then 10+ etc , you can see the massive leaps that have taken place, across the board. Not just in visuals, but the animations and physical environment you're in.

Harder to appreciate if you're always on the newest thing and don't compare.

 

[BananaDunka]

Yup that's why I jump back into older games from time to time, just reinstall something on Steam and experience the nostalgia, but always bask at how much more wow factor the newer games have.

Even just a few yeas back, remember when photo mode in games would load higher quality GFX whilst back in the game it wasn't as rich? Well photo mode graphics are the same as in-game in modern games these days, it's quite amazing

 

[Foliedelanuit]

I think this thread has been a better advert for ultrawide than anything else I've seen so far. Getting the Alienware one on a discount or maybe one of the new WOLED panels has moved up the priority list, some stunning shots in here

 

[BananaDunka]

All in a good day's side-questing

 

[Wilko_Dog]

I think this thread has been a better advert for ultrawide than anything else I've seen so far. Getting the Alienware one on a discount or maybe one of the new WOLED panels has moved up the priority list, some stunning shots in here

You will not be disappointed

 

[Haggisman]

I think this thread has been a better advert for ultrawide than anything else I've seen so far. Getting the Alienware one on a discount or maybe one of the new WOLED panels has moved up the priority list, some stunning shots in here

To be fair, I think mrk owes Dell some business given the number of warranty replacements he's had!


Lets just keep quiet about the fact I'm also on my 4th...

 

[BananaDunka]

The lady in red

Edit*

Oops a bit of a fender bender...

Still got the Benz though

A bite to eat with Takemura

The density of detail is awesome with these texture mods combined with path tracing: