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Yeah, i can support you with a another example, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The e3 2005 demo is probably a beta release before the official game came out. Graphics and gameplay are near the same as the final version.Reddit's retarded. An alpha build is going to be very close to the final build graphics-wise. They are not going to re-code the engine in 6 months, what gets changed/added instead are character designs, locations, cutscenes, and texture/sprite work.
Easiest example is the GTA V November 2011 announcement trailer. The game was more than 2/3 complete engine & asset-wise. The things that changed wasn't the graphics, it was character designs (Franklin & Michael look different in the trailer and Trevor doesn't even exist), map locations, and all the bugs and mission scripts that needed to be patched/completed. It's not like GTA V looked improved graphics-wise on it's 2013 release vs it's 2011 announcement.
Very bad copium for reddit.
And remember, in that time there's actual footage of real-time gameplay, not CGI shit like nowadays.