Surely you will think that the answer is so simple with directly comparing the two videos to look for differences, but although that way you can see many details it is obvious that Epic has not made a simple “port” of the demo, but has retouched in a Extensive certain elements, giving the impression that in some moments the detail is better and in others less. Still, how far can a PS4 match a high-end PC?
We have decided to compare them directly, as this will give us a pretty good idea of how Epic has adapted its engine code to fit the new console, although we are obviously in the early days of the platform and the UE4 itself is still in development.
The presentation last week during the GDC of the Unreal Engine 4 running on PlayStation 4 has given us a fresh look at the Elemental demo we saw on PC in 2012, back then running on a Core i7 with a powerful Nvidia GTX 680.
