Actually is has the opposite effect. it doesnt kill the mood since the engine and models dont suddenly change. I actually assumed the were real time until i realized there was no way they could span two dvds without cut scenes.Relix said:
they do look a bit better then the normal action, i cant speak to the technical details...burgerdog said:
Man, I hope this is a new meme. Gets me every time.Jtyettis said:
I know everyone has there taste but the way some of you get on about stuff that to me really and I mean really doesn't matter is comical. It's not like you're selecting a tie for your wedding.Relix said:
lol nuff saaidbrandonh83 said:
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RavenFox said:
hey_it's_that_dog said:He is merely giving in to the essentialist nature that pervades much of human cognition. For the same reason an original painting is more pleasing to us than a copy, his cutscenes must be real-time, not pre-rendered for him to truly enjoy them.
That said, he should get over it because it's a bad reason to feel less enjoyment.
Relix said:
What's the difference between prerendered and real time? All I know is that they aren't CG. I may have mispoke.hey_it's_that_dog said:He is merely giving in to the essentialist nature that pervades much of human cognition. For the same reason an original painting is more pleasing to us than a copy, his cutscenes must be real-time, not pre-rendered for him to truly enjoy them.
That said, he should get over it because it's a bad reason to feel less enjoyment.
Should be easy to tell either way, if you just get a bit closer to the TV and look for compression macroblocking. Dangit, I wish I could play the demo right now.burgerdog said:
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because they hear "Platinum" and assume Mikami is Kamiyathetrin said:
yes, see FFXIII for example, the game uses higher poly character models for cutscenes (the game also has many prerendered cutscenes, it's mixed).Dynamic3 said:
They can also do like Kojima does and create some smallish area that represent other locations. This is how MGS2 was handled. If you tried The Document of MGS2, you could see this when flying the camera around the cutscene areas. Big empty spaces with small rooms or locales scattered about.miladesn said:
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:lol I love you.CosmicGroinPull said:
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for example if a game features different outfits or equipment for the characters (I don't know LoS has any of these, or may be it has judging by that one video, the ey...Dynamic3 said:
) then the changes can be seen in cutscenes, again see Resident Evil 5 and 4. In RE4 PS2 cutscenes were encoded to video files (GC & Wii version are realtime).CaptYamato said:
jett said:Personally, I think this is a dumb complaint. Many games today do the same, mixing real-time cut-scenes with FMV. Some don't mix shit, like the Uncharteds. Others do mix, like GOW3, saving FMV for the more crazy scenes. With blu-ray there's no huge loss in video quality, sometimes almost none(like in GOW3). People shouldn't be surprised, really. I guess 360-only owners have something to worry about, though.
Where's the joke? I could barely see the difference between real-time cut-scenes and FMV in the demo. Actually I still don't see the difference. Game has excellent video quality.
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That's what I meant.jett said:Personally, I think this is a dumb complaint. Many games today do the same, mixing real-time cut-scenes with FMV. Some don't mix shit, like the Uncharteds. Others do mix, like GOW3, saving FMV for the more crazy scenes. With blu-ray there's no huge loss in video quality, sometimes almost none(like in GOW3). People shouldn't be surprised, really. I guess 360-only owners have something to worry about, though.
Where's the joke? I could barely see the difference between real-time cut-scenes and FMV in the demo. Actually I still don't see the difference. Game has excellent video quality.
He wears the patch in the cutscene.burgerdog said: