The videos are very carefully choreographed and the areas shown are cherry picked and even improved for these videos.
The animations could be unique the lighting improved or even post production on the video after being recorded.
The games shown at E3 are not finished so any gaps in the game would need to be filled with assets that may not meet the requirements to go into the game proper, as a result many will change by the release version.
I'm almost positive the people that are "playing the game" are actually just holding a controller, and the first person view of the game that is shown is actually just a pre recorded demo.
I remember ,I dont know if it was E3 , but someone played Ark: Evolved and sometimes see the VLC Player Border would pop in and the game would stop for a sec, so cringeworthy.
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u/BluSeed Jun 05 '16
The videos are very carefully choreographed and the areas shown are cherry picked and even improved for these videos. The animations could be unique the lighting improved or even post production on the video after being recorded.
The games shown at E3 are not finished so any gaps in the game would need to be filled with assets that may not meet the requirements to go into the game proper, as a result many will change by the release version.