Yeah, what was it with those giant dicks ?!Technically speaking (heh), a stylzied design can still incorporate realistic shading or texturing.
Ancient Greek or Roman statues where exactly that. They were made of real material, yet they clearly represented exaggerated portrayals of man.
As long as it's clearly something birthed from the imagination and not just a carbon copy of real life, it still counts.
I wont stop a developer from making a realistic game on their volition.
why do you need to argue?
Because life doesn't exist where everyone holds the correct answer to everything. Subconsciously or not.
if he doesn't find the idea to contradict his own set of personal goals and beliefs, perhaps.carsar said:
So, he do what he want and well-informed about different artistic styles. In result, he visited Ireland, has taken bunch of photos and has chosen realistic style for DS.
Kojima made DS. You asked me if he could have designed it any other way and I gave my thoughts coupled with evidence.
That is nothing, ubisoft took too literally the expression "get off my balls" for their game.
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FYI, Kojima didn't direct those, he directed PW, not that it matter because every MGS game it's stylized even if not aiming for cartoon graphics as you are portraying cartoons=style.Because life doesn't exist where everyone holds the correct answer to everything. Subconsciously or not.
The free flow of information and ideas help challenge norms and molds society so that we do reach a better understanding of our surroundings. Call it the scientific method if you will.
if he doesn't find the idea to contradict his own set of personal goals and beliefs, perhaps.
I'm unaware of a time or place where he himself has come out against such a idea or would never explore it? Especially since he was involved in two PSP games that did take on such a direction?
I would say God of War 3 is not realistic and I'm not even talking about the overall art direction but also character models.
This very much stylized, similar to FFVIIR.
With next generation consoles on the horizon, Publishers are once again going for the lamest gimmick ever to sell new games.
"Buy our game because it looks like real life, LOL"
But how exactly is this impressive, especially when "realistic" games also look dated after a couple of months?
Meanwhile, my jaw just dropped for the longest time since maybe the first time I got a hold of a Gameube as a child when I saw this character
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Now you may be thinking "Big deal? Just another Anime character" but what impressed me is that, the whole point of stylized games is to make visuals or graphics that just look "cool".
And honestly, it was the most stylish thing I've seen in a long time.
And if you're still not impressed, ask yourself, when was the last time you could draw something that was so cool or different? It's easy to dismiss these games or visuals but it takes serious talent to make something that defies real life expectations and just make stuff that is pure imagination.
To me, that's better than just a game whose gimmick is "we scanned a real tree and a real rock, and put it in our game".
innovation and imagination just went out the window in most (not all) cases for headlining developers. Once again, don't feel I've lived through this fad before.
I don't really think this holds up anymore. It was a fair point during the 360 era, but I don't think I'm gonna get to the point where I look back at games from this gen and I'm like wow TLOU2 looks ugly now, or GoW 5 is hard to look at now. Eventually you get to the point where realistic games look so good they won't age poorly anymore even if new games look better those old games still look good.
I don't really agree with that, like I said new games will look better but that doesn't mean those other games look bad now. Like when MGSV came out I didn't all of a sudden think MGS4 looked any worse, tbh I still think MGS4 holds up visually to this day and I don't see looking back at MGSV next gen and saying that game looks bad now. We've got to the point where realistic games will hold up down the road.Look at when Movie CGI still tries to render photorealistic actors.
Even with the best technology at the time, there are still minute details that give away that something is off or fake about them.
Videogames are obviously meant to be playable but any style that involved trying to be bleeding age, is going to look bad because the next best thing is right around the corner.
I thought Oblivion looked ghastly when it released. I mean nothing (artistically) from Bethesda has held the test of time. They are known for their ugly games with deep lore and well written characters. (used to) This is the first time I've come across someone that thought it looked great. Or like a moving painting.
So that's why it's hard getting into this:
When I could be replaying this:
Why would you ever touch Automato again knowing you spend a good 2/3 of the time playing as 9S? What the fuck where you thinking Taro?So that's why it's hard getting into this:
When I could be replaying this:
9S more like 9 shit! Shit!
How dare you, 9S is precious!
Don't really agree with this.I can tell you that....
This
And even this
Will age better than this...
I wish Capcom would ease on the face scans with their games.
