As part of the latest Gamasutra podcast on next-gen development, Bethesda Software's Todd Howard (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion) has commented on the trials of next-gen game development, noting that next-gen games must "pick their battles" when it comes to feature implementation.
Howard, who has just finished executive producing critically acclaimed Xbox 360 and PC titles Oblivion, commented in the podcast: "Now that you can see one game do amazing grass, or another game do amazing facial animation, consumers are savvy enough to to know that the hardware does all of this... You kind of feel obligated to do all of that, and so the time it takes to really detail out all of these elements goes up exponentially."
The Bethesda exec also added: "I think what we are sort of seeing is that you need to pick your battles. Meaning that the games overall might start doing less, but those elements are much, much more realized."
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Capcom Co., Ltd. (Capcom) today announced that worldwide sales of Resident Evil Requiem, released on February 27, 2026, surpassed 5 million units.
Resident Evil Requiem is one of the best in the series it will easily Pass 10 Million.
I totally agree!! Playing it on Switch 2 lying down in bed with headphones on and lights off is so scary specially the Grace sections!
I totally agree!! Playing it on PS5 Pro with the home theater sound system on and lights off is so scary, especially the Grace sections! The graphics are phenomenal.
I'm running into some really annoying PS5 Pro graphical errors. Anytime I'm in a room with a bunch of reflective surfaces, the edges of the screen have all sorts of weird shimmering effects going on. It can be quite distracting at times. I don't know if it's a poor implementation of RT or it's the new PSSR having issues.
Other than that, the game does look really good and is a blast to play.
