“But can it run Crysis?” is probably the longest running graphic joke in the business, because that particular franchise is very well known for delivering some of the most cutting edge visuals, even by today’s standards. Modern day games have really caught up however, and there are now some equally, if not even more gorgeous titles making the rounds. Which specific title made the most eyes bleed from sheer graphic bliss in 2015 though?

There’s a big difference between shooters (First or third-person) and MOBA games. One genre is rock-solid, the other is rubbish. Ha, I kid! I love you MOBA players! Put the pitchforks down already. But look, both of those genres have their own pros and cons, their own style and community. But the line between the two is becoming a bit more blurred as of late.

The proof is in the irradiated pudding, and you can’t judge a game solely by screenshots that some smeg-head tossed up one morning. With Fallout 4 just around the corner, Bethesda decided to shed some details on the Creation Engine that powers it.

Thanks to some less than scrupulous people who got their hands on early copies of Fallout 4, the internet is flooded with new details, spoilers and Bethesda’s best lawyers. But I’m not going to spoil any story or character stuff here. No, instead, we’re going to talk about the only thing that matters when it comes to the PC version of Fallout 4: Graphics.

The signature look of the Call of Duty franchise has always been in the 60 frames per second ballpark.And that makes a difference. A big difference. Bigger than all those 1080 peas, to me at least. But if you’ve been hesitant to upgrade your console, here’s some bad news for you: Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 won’t be hitting that frame-rate this year on the older generation.

Fallout 4 will indeed launch in November, for the latest consoles and PC. And some people still aren’t happy, as they’ve been slating Bethesda for a perceived dip in visuals. Bethesda is more than aware of this. And they aren’t bothered by it at all.

The latest Pro Skater game has gone and had a facelift. And according to Robomodo, that shift to cel-shaded visuals was a natural evolution for the game that was always meant to be. Of course it was.

Tony Hawk is back, and more pro skatier than ever! And thanks to your vocal feedback as of late, the game now has a completely different look in the graphics department. Pop a wheelie and check it out yo.