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if you're a gamer you've probably had this experience there's some much

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anticipated AAA title that's coming out soon and the game developer drops this

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epic looking trailer that makes the game look like the culmination of Humanity's

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progress at least as far as computer Graphics are concerned but then the game

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gets released and you're left feeling a little bit like you did after you ate at

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Golden Corral drawn in by the promises of affordable attractive looking food

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but ending up with nothing but the stomach ache you got after after trying out that chocolate fountain thing so why

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is it that games often don't look like

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their trailers well companies jazzing up

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their advertising to make their stuff seem cooler or more delicious than it is

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isn't exactly new NVIDIA gameand this

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often takes the form of rendering trailer footage using a completely

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different enginear more about game engines here but the gist of it is that

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a game engine is the software frameware the game is created in that ultimately

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defines how it will look on your screen lighting effects physics textures Etc

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well then what kind of engines do trailers use isn't computer Graphics

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rendering pretty much all the same well no the computer animation software that

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would be used on a film like Avatar which media division handily listed here

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is designed for maximum Beauty and detail with I don't want to say zero but

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very very little regard for the resources required to render the scene

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to put it in perspective a single frame

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of a big budget movie like Pixar's Monsters U might take hours or even days

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to render on a large multi-million dollar render Farm while the typical

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gamer expects 60 plus frames per second

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from their $200 video card from Amazon

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add to that that the trailer doesn't need to work with any input from the

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player so no way no Collision detection no camera angle

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changes no realtime hair physics the list goes on and it's not surprising

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then that they end up feeling like artsy short film side projects sometimes

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looking at you Final Fantasy with that said some developers are a little more

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honest and do use the game's actual engine but even in those cases they

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often come out looking a lot cooler than the game itself this is because the

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developer has access to graphical settings modifications that they might

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never plan to expose to the end user for whatever reason watch talk and

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furthermore for the purposes of a trailer the developer isn't playing the

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game so even if the scene render super slowly the frames can be stitched

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together into a smooth video to be used in the trailer later on so even for

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trailers labeled actual in-game footage

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I only 100% trust them if I can see the dev on stage pressing the controller

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buttons in real time on the subject of

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time however as transistor sizes continue to get smaller and materials

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other than silicon should be showing up on our processors over the next decade

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or so the next big leap in home computer

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Graphics might be closer than you'd think I mean do you remember how amazing

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Toy Story looked in 1995 I can say with confidence that you

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could play a Toy Story game that looks just like that today that is to say

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unless you're still rocking one of those super old graphics cards with like

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fighter jets or attractive cyborg women on the Shroud so bad speaking of bad you

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