A study talks about the great improvements in graphic resolution

Next-generation consoles sound with great force, but unfortunately, most of the information comes from rumors, leaks or simple assumptions. Luckily, companies that work closely with the advancement of these consoles reveal interesting details about what is to come. On this occasion, with information shared by the LKA study, creators of Town of Light or Martha is Dead.

The study has shared all kinds of details and emotions in a recent interview with the PlayStation magazine in the United Kingdom. In this, Luca Dalgo, head of the studio, reveals his great emotion when working with PlayStation 5 and even the changes that note about development on PlayStation 4

. As they explain from the study, the Sony console will allow you to show very detailed graphics even at the highest resolutions, something that could be linked to the first mention that the console would handle 8K graphics.

Dalco mentions that they have worked hard to use textures with the highest possible resolution also in PlayStation 4, but in the case of PS5, this goes beyond thanks to its graphic power and the inclusion of Ray Tracing

, which will lead them to be able to achieve photorealism with Martha is Dead. A whole set of elements that excites them when they see the ways in which next-generation hardware allows them to create for players.

With PlayStation 5 they have options to be able to create with overwhelming density, which opens the way for them to create a completely detailed visual aspect with high resolutions. Of course, their comments did not end here, but they also found space to talk about SSDs, indicating that the graphic detail will have more size and capacity, so the arrival of SSDs will be very beneficial when it comes to lowering load times

And what about Ray Tracing? Of course, the LKA team did not hesitate to talk about this technology, pointing out that it is incredible for independent studies. Thanks to this, they can make their games reach levels of realism where they don't need large teams. Without a doubt, a combination of details that warn us that the next generation of consoles arrives strongly.