The Sims 4 provides an accurate simulation of the early years of human development.

[It's crispy]

[QUOTE=ChaosUnleash;45618440]I'd like to see some noticeable difference in the game. Don't care about skin cells but it looks pretty much exactly the same as the Sims 3 does. The only thing I noticed that looked better was the shadows on the part around the door. I don't particularly expect or want Crysis level graphics and I never implied that, but what I've seen so far just doesn't look impressive at all.[/QUOTE]

From the video description:

[quote]Also, graphics look bad as I used the lowest quality recording setting in the game. (Forgot about that!)[/quote]

In other videos the graphics look much better. And most of the graphical improvement in this game is art style, not fancy expensive stuff because the game is as optimized as possible, unlike Sims 3.

[QUOTE=ChaosUnleash;45618440]If it didn't have the horrible glitches that slowed TS3 to a crawl after a few generations I would be very tempted to buy it.[/QUOTE]

That's a huge part of the reason why they removed the open world