Mashing said:It's probably slightly better in Blue Dragon... but not "next gen" like... I'm sure PS2, XBOX for GC could handle water such as that without much difficulty. However, I haven'tr seen the physics and that could make the difference. But the water is just a small part of BD's beauty though. I'm really like the look of it.
OMG, FUCKING SOLD!PhoenixDark said:Sakaguchi, Toriyama, and Uematsu are behind this game; of course, the last time they worked together on a game we got Chrono Trigger.
QFTtrmas said:And before I'm accused of trolling, I want to make one thing perfectly clear. The game looks stellar artwise - would make a fantastic Saturday morning cartoon. However, I've learned my lesson with waiting endlessly for Japanese RPG's. I've waited more than 2 years for FFXII and KHII, though I will finally be able to play them next year. I've drooled over Rogue Galaxy and Grandia III for over a year now.
I will NOT get sucked in again, no matter how nice it looks. Eventually if the game is any good, I will get to play it when the 360 will have been out a while and hopefully had a pricedrop. Until then, I will FINALLY be in RPG Nirvana with my PS2.
enjoy bell woods said:Why'd they choose Artoon of all companies?
I guess u can never make everyone happy. I also thought the water in blue dragon looks a lot better than any water in any game...it looks very realistic...if not close to the water effects in CG movies.Mashing said:It's probably slightly better in Blue Dragon... but not "next gen" like... I'm sure PS2, XBOX for GC could handle water such as that without much difficulty. However, I haven'tr seen the physics and that could make the difference. But the water is just a small part of BD's beauty though. I'm really like the look of it.
No offense, but what's the matter with being excited with anticipation for a game? It's like people who say things like this want the game to suck so that they can quote this a year from now and say, "I told you so!"jj984jj said:QFT
They are falling for Artoon's Eyecandy of Toriyama's great artwork as well as Uematsu's great music. But they all seem to be ignoring the most important thing, this game is by Artoon, which could be a very bad thing for the gameplay. Lost Odyssey on the other hand is in at least capable hands at Freeplus with ex-SE staff. I could understand people really anticipating that game, not this one.
BioFan said:I guess u can never make everyone happy. I also thought the water in blue dragon looks a lot better than any water in any game...it looks very realistic...if not close to the water effects in CG movies.
TheDuce22 said:The water looks basically like real life in that pic but its somehow not next-gen enough?
gofreak said:BD's water is beautiful, and reminscint of water in certain animated movies, but realistic wouldn't have been the first word that sprang to my mind. Part of its charm is it's glistening "cartooniness" imo.
not with this qualitysangreal said:wtf, they are the exact same shots from the trailer you said wasnt impressive
important thing, this game is by Artoon
YellowAce said:鳥山さんすごい!
そうですか?チンポ舐めろ!
YellowAce said:鳥山さんすごい!
そうですか?チンポ舐めろ!
m0dus said:erm, no, the water looks startlingly close to real, from the way it flows to the way light is refracted off its surface. watch the trailer, and hit your head against the wall a couple of times.
Sorry dude, it looks nowhere near real.
jj984jj said:If you want true next-gen. water, look at WarHawk PS3.
Riiiight, because Sakaguchi and Uematsu are nobodies... give me a break.Mefisutoferesu said:LOL!!! Seriously, those commercials make it seem like Mistwalker needs to rely solely on Toriyama's appeal to sell the game.
ghibli99 said:Riiiight, because Sakaguchi and Uematsu are nobodies... give me a break.
This thread has become an exercise in splitting hairs. The "realness" of the water seems to be a point of contention for a lot of people. Personally, real or stylized, who cares... can we at least agree that it looks pretty nice in the context of these videos?
When I saw the water, what came to mind was whether you'll be able to swim in it and explore a cool, submerged city or world. That's a more compelling thought to me than whether it looks like real water...
Mefisutoferesu said:I mean, heck, that one guy didn't even know it was Mitsuda who worked on Chrono Trigger and not Uematsu and yet went around saying it was the same team (even though 3 people isn't what I'd call the "same team")
FateBreaker said:The Chrono Trigger was composed by Nobuo Uematsu, and Yasunori Mitsuda, AND Noriko Matsueda.
Yasunori Mitsuda was in charge of everything music. He got in about 35 tracks; right about then, though, is when he started getting an ulcer (or however you spell that). S-E then appointed Uematsu to finish the rest of it, which he did.
For the style of the battle theme he wanted to do, though, he simply was having a hard time doing--that's when he called assistance from Noriko Matsueda.
So, approximately...
Yasunori Mitsuda 60%, Nobuo Uematsu almost 40%, and Noriko Matsueda one single track.
Art was by Toriyama, duh. And it was directed by Sakaguchi and Horii
I'd say it's close enough to be the same team.
Mefisutoferesu said:Might be a bit much to ask, but which tracks belong to which person (you don't have if you don't wanna, but I appreciate it if you do)?
we have a winnar!!ghibli99 said:No offense, but what's the matter with being excited with anticipation for a game? It's like people who say things like this want the game to suck so that they can quote this a year from now and say, "I told you so!"
Anyway, Artoon might be doing a lot of the legwork, but its direction is coming from Sakaguchi and Co. People were quick to devalue Level-5's contribution to DQ8, saying that it was mainly Armor/Bird/SE, and here, people are saying the opposite.
Sure, a lot will happen between now and BD's release, but from what little has been shown so far, it seems to be on the right track.
Mefisutoferesu said:Thanks for the list Ghibli. I really should bookmark Wikipedia, honestly, no matter how weird or obscure the information you want, Wiki will have. Not that the composers and their tracks for Chrono Trigger is THAT obscure...
Anyway, I still feel like the video is using Toriyama to sell the game. I mean, "Toriyamasan sugoiiii!" is just terrible. They even have him drawing like he's making the game, and yeah in part he is, but it comes across like he's the ONLY one involved. Bah, whatever the case, I should at least apologize for the rather condescending tone in my reply... the thread was kinda pissing me off... kinda... not a lot... just a blip really... and I vented in part at you, my bad. I'm still right, though!!
m0dus said:Er . . . blah blah blah
FateBreaker said:And it was directed by Sakaguchi and Horii
I'd say it's close enough to be the same team.