The jaggies and polygon edges are much more prominent in high quality feeds, detracting a little from the sense of realism. But it's still very pretty. The DOF works very well as the critters are supposed to look small.
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I want to see developers pushing the edge on making something look real and solid as if it were filmed rather than constructed from numbers. By cutting back on the content, they could do this, but it'd need games developed with that in mind. LBP's irradiance slicing method is probably the best lighting this gen, but needed the game to be a 2.5D sidescroller to implement it. Something like pool/snooker should look photorealistic this gen. I applaud the developers of Ilomilo for going for that filmed look rather than something like Banjo Threeie which is clearly a computer game made of patchwork. Hopefully there isn't any time limit or anything like that. The game just looks so cute and relaxing and non-stress inducing. Be nice to have a little puzzler platformer where time isn't the enemy and you can take your time to try to think through the puzzles. Maybe LBP 2 will surprise you at E3Not quite.
. I sure hope they could use some form of pseudo raytracing for snooker on current gen consoles too.
