Steam Machine and Switch 2 aren't "massive technological upgrades," says BioShock creator – but they prove we've hit "diminishing returns" with cutting-edge graphics tech
BioShock creator Ken Levine believes that focusing on cutting-edge graphics technology leads to diminishing returns and doesn't age as well as stylistic choices. He argues that platforms like the Nintendo Switch 2 and Steam Machine are not massive technological upgrades, and that strong art direction is more important than being on the technological cutting edge. Levine also stated that his upcoming game, Judas, will prioritize narrative design over CPU intensity.
- Entities
- Game: BioShock
- Game: Judas
- Platform: Steam Machine
- Company: Ghost Story Games
- Person: Ken Levine
- Platform: Nintendo Switch
- Topic: Graphics Technology
- Topic: Narrative Design
- Topic: Game Design
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