17 Tiny, Realistic Details In Video Games That Deserve A Large Round Of Applause

    When did video game graphics get this amazing?

    1. In GTA V, there's realistic sky pollution in the city versus in the hills.

    2. Also, GTA V in general is filled with detail. Like, here's a shot of garbage on a street that looks entirely too real.

    3. In Red Dead Redemption 2, you can see differences in pupils based on lighting.

    4. In Red Dead Redemption 2, you can also see surrounding scenery in the reflection of a squirrel's eye.

    5. In Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, some surfaces have realistic cleaning marks where they appear to have been wiped down.

    6. Battlefield Hardline has an insanely realistic-looking burger that has nothing to do with the storyline, but still looks delicious.

    7. This mining town in Red Dead Redemption 2 is surrounded by polluted waters.

    8. In Marvel's Spider-Man, you can see fingerprints on the metal part of Spider-Man's suit.

    9. Marvel's Spider-Man also features this extremely real-looking armored suit that could 100% be a real photo.

    10. In Mortal Kombat 11, Johnny Cage holds an action figure that you can see belonged to his daughter, Cassie.

    11. In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, operators wear fully functional watches that display the time in real life.

    12. Forza Horizon 4 is filled with detail, from the worn street lines to the brake discs glowing hot after heavy braking.

    13. ARM HAIRS. That's right, in Far Cry 5, you can see the character's arm hairs.

    14. In Red Dead Redemption 2, if a telephone pole catches on fire, you'll see realistic burn damage on it afterward.

    15. In Control, you can see the swirly detail of a realistically wet, freshly mopped floor.

    16. In The Division 2, if you shoot a porcelain sink, it'll shatter and you'll find very real-looking pipes and tile beneath.

    17. And finally, in Batman: The Enemy Within, the Joker leaves a card for Batman that has scribbling in the bottom left corner, as if he was testing out the pen or trying to get fading ink to continue flowing.