7 Technologies You Should Anticipate in the Next-Gen Era
The era of next-gen games is now in sight, the transition of video games to a higher hardware base is certainly awaited by many people. Starting from developers where they can make games with higher basic specifications, to of course gamers who can play new games with more advanced technology.
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If it goes well, we should have moved there by the end of 2020. And while we wait, maybe we can see what new technologies you can experience in the next-gen games.
4K resolution will be the new standard
Just like the transition from HD to Full HD that happened in the previous generation of consoles. Resolution that increases many times will also occur in next-gen games in the future. And there, 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution is the new standard pursued by consoles and future games. So don’t be surprised if later games in the future will look much worse when played at lower resolutions.
There will be no more loading screen
The implementation of new hardware, especially with 5Gb/s SSD technology certainly takes video games to a new level of processing. And chances are you will no longer see a loading screen in the future because all the assets needed can appear in a fraction of a second. This is even improved on Xbox Series X where you can switch games directly to the last time you left the game.
Ray Tracing, Unreal Engine 5 and other new technologies
Ray Tracing technology has actually emerged a few years ago. However, for optimal use and even maximizing this technology, it is still in progress and may be maximized in the next gen games in the future. Not only that, but other technologies such as those exhibited by Unreal Engine 5 will certainly bring even more amazing photorealistic visuals.
Downgrade cases don’t happen anymore
Downgrade for visuals and gameplay of course a problem for video games a few years back. And this happened none other than because of the limited resources that consoles had now and before which forced developers to have to reduce visuals, animations, and features in order to run smoothly on the console. This, of course, probably won’t happen in the future because next-gen consoles will have more capable hardware for at least the next few years.
More and more games support Cross-Platform
A dream for both players and developers, combining multiple platforms to be able to play together in one game remains one of the directions of multiplayer development. And with the increasing number of games that can now start to apply cross-platform into it, it looks like we’ll see this trend appear more and more in new games in the future.
Cloud gaming will be the solution
Cloud streaming or cloud gaming may still be a grandiose thing and even feel meaningless now. However, with faster technological changes, and prices that continue to rise, it is not impossible that in the future when internet speeds are faster and more affordable, it will certainly be cheaper to use this cloud gaming service instead of having to invest in buying new parts.
Maximizing the potential of VR
Until now, Virtual Realty or VR devices are still in development, with games gradually becoming more interactive and realistic. Call it like Half Life: Alyx, Resident Evil 7 VR, Skyrim VR, and other games that continue to try to explore all the potential that exists in VR devices. So it is not impossible that later this technology will be further developed in the next-gen game era later.
The technologies above are likely to be encountered and felt in the next generation of games soon. Maybe some of the technology can already be felt now, but of course it will be maximized again in the next released games. And in the future, there will definitely be new technologies that will also enliven. So now, are you ready to transition into the next-gen era?
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