Take-Two CEO believes our video games will be photorealistic in ... ten years

Take-Two is a publisher behind the release of player-beloved licenses, some called GTA or Red Dead Redemption, for latecomers. In other words, a major player in the video game industry, with a keen eye on the news in the field. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick often gives his opinion on questions that all players have, as recently with cloud gaming and virtual reality . But man knows that the community expects only one thing: that our video games are, one day, similar to reality . A sweet promise for many ...

And as explained GamesIndustry , during an online conference, Strauss Zelnick spoke about this photorealism wanted in video games.

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According to man, it will take ten years to achieve such a result.

Photorealism, a decade goal

Will our video games ever look like real-life shooting? That's what Take-Two CEO Strauss thinks Zelnick. The man explained during a virtual conference that the technique goes toevolve normally in the years to come , faster than before. Strauss Zelnick is banking on a big change in the next decade - enough to bring photorealistic graphics to games.

For the leader of Take-Two, his teams are already approaching 'such a result and believes that "we are currently creating a lot of productions that approach realism, but it is still animation".

Take-Two confirms wanting to seek photorealism, like many studios. Epic Games recently unveiled its Unreal Engine 5 graphics engine, with the promise of what our games will offer graphically in several years.

With this promise, no doubt that the next Take-Two games will feature incredible graphics. And when we know that Rockstar is preparing, for the publisher, GTA 6, players have something to be excited about.

But rest assured, some studios will continue to offer usgames with artistic direction which does not go towards photorealism.