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The era of the PlayStation 4 is slowly drawing to an end. Soon, the PlayStation 5 will arrive and it will undoubtedly knock our socks off with all of its new technology, fabulous graphics, and life-like sound. But we gotta say, we’re still incredibly impressed by what the PlayStation 4 can still do, and in no other game is it more impressive than in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ghost of Tsushima.
Making Ghost of Tsushima as 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:pretty and awe-inspiring as it is wouldn’t have been possible in the early days of the PlayStation 4. Sucker Punch Productions co-founder Brian Flemming and Ghost of Tsushima a𝔍rt and creative director Jason Connell spoke with Eurogamer about ⭕the game’s development, noting the differences between making a game at the beginning of a console’s life cycle versus the end of it.
Although Sucker Punch’s first PS4 game, inFamous: Second Son, was technically brilliant for the time, it didn’t have the technology to do what was accomplished in Ghost of Tsushima. For example, to get Tsushima to look 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:like an ancient woodland, Sucker Punch uꦬsed procedural generation technology to populate each individual tree i🦹n the forest.
Just how many treeꦅs did they make? About 3 million.
“Our lead environment artists were talking about ⛎how they could probably count the amount of trees in our last game,” said Connell. “And in this one there's just absolu♓tely no way there's millions I don't know there's tonnes."
Which is wrong, as Fleming blurts out: “There's a number! It's three million tre🎃es."
That's a lot of trees--too many to be hand-placed, as Connell notes. Sucker Punch needed to make the technology to plant that many virtual saplings that would eventually grow into Ghost of Tsushima.
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