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thats true, still dont know why the dreamcast didnt do well i mean it was a great system. Anyway about the game. It looks cool but i need play the demo to see how it really works.Quote:
Originally posted by Klashe
Ummm...the Dreamcast still looks impressive to this day.
right on...I love my dc...I got 5 games for $20 :DQuote:
Originally posted by Klashe
Ummm...the Dreamcast still looks impressive to this day.
but about the game...it looks ok I guess...but since there's no gameplay footage then it kinda sucks...
I think it flashed a little bit of gameplay footage.
Think it's some third person walking around and shooting people type of game.
The graphics reminded me of Interstate 76.
Boy, that was a fun game.
Im starting to think some people here are too shallow to realise that the game is not lacking textures but instead uses their lack as an art style. All this is subjective anyway. However, you cannot deny that it looks stylish, and the seemingly overuse of shadows may prove to be interesting.
I fail to see how this is a new "art style".
Other cel-shaded games are like that too.
In my opinion, it's just easier to make a game like that :)
If I want art, I'll go read Max Payne's comics.
Cel shading has many styles within itself, as different as that of Paper Mario and that of Jet Set Radio. Notice how this game dosent try to blend all the characters into one "dimension". It retains the look of a normal 3D game however still makes use of cel-shading. Interesting.Quote:
Originally posted by Terry
I fail to see how this is a new "art style".
Other cel-shaded games are like that too.
In my opinion, it's just easier to make a game like that :)
If I want art, I'll go read Max Payne's comics.
Looks like I'll have to download that video again...
Everything was flashing by so fast.
I would say by far the best shading technique done is on Zelda or XIII. Ninja Turtle was not bad but the game wasn't fun :)
This game is still a year away from release.
And I'll take good design over technical aspirations any day. Look how many good looking games consoles from the past had which would look like garbage today. Technical is good, but it'll always get outdated. But a work of art lasts forever.
Also, the music and voice acting are incredibly cool. Listen closely.
W3rd, the DC still kicks some hard ***! Also, that **** can Anti Alias!!Quote:
Originally posted by Klashe
Ummm...the Dreamcast still looks impressive to this day.