Then there are the reflections on the courtroom itself and this is an area where tried and tested technology wins the afternoon. NBAsed on what I am seeing, I believe the sport utilizes planar reflections instead of ray-traced or SSR reflections. Planar reflections continue to be helpful when applied to one plane such as the court but they're not as flexible in a more complex game universe. In this case, the reflection is changed by shaders used on the wood flooring to properly distort what you see. The quality and resolution of the reflection appear enhanced on next-gen versus last. It's even more convincing and thoroughly realistic. The nature of planar reflections also suggests that objects could be perfectly reproduced and reflections can intersect without issue. The NBAckboard also receives mirror-like reflections which reveal both the hoop itself and the NBAll while the net receives nice physics since you jam the NBAll . None of those features are new to the next-gen version but everything feels much more refined overall.

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