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They’d be one in the same in every lexicon on the planet if it were humanly possible. It’s dark, but just look at how much detail and draw distance there is, even without the benefit of something like HDR.
Here’s one of the game’s night time scenes. (The ray tracing is actually the ReShade Ray Tracing Shader from Pascal Gilcher, so it’s not quite the same implementation as the ray-tracing used in games today, but the improvement is impressive enough.)Īnd no, I’m not joking around with that. Hell, it’s in a spot where you can run the game with ray-tracing, which makes it look about as good as any next-gen game on the market. Now while this isn’t the first time the game has run at 8K - CEMU was capable of downsampling from 8K a few years ago - the state of CEMU, PC hardware and all the texture packs and reshade mods has come a long way. People are only playing the game through the use of the CEMU emulator, which obviously opens up all sorts of liabilities and moral quandaries that you can grapple with for yourself. You know all the usual caveats here: obviously, Breath of the Wild is not officially out on PC and will probably never make the jump.
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