Evolve’s screenshots show off the thrill of the hunt

By Adrian Diaconescu February 12, 2014

Evolve is a game that would not easily be adaptable for the current-gen systems. Technically there’s no reason it couldn’t function on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, but the game would lose something in the translation. The vegetation and creatures habiting the arenas/maps are essential to the game, and the more powerful consoles (or, of course, a good gaming PC) greatly benefit from the more detailed graphics available on the new hardware.

But don’t take our word for it, check out a handful of screenshots showing off Evolve – or at least a small part of it. We already saw a decent amount of the game at a recent preview, but there is a lot more info still to come.

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