[QUOTE="Twin-Blade"]
[QUOTE="RogueShodown"]
Usually. But every once in awhile a game comes along with near perfect gameplay that even the casual market can appreciate. Games like Halo. I'm sick of people thinking Crysis like graphics are the only way to go. I wish there were more games with Warcraft III style graphics, perhaps a little updated. Diablo III looks perfect in that sense. WoW is so popular both because of its awesome, addictive gameplay but as well as having a graphical style that is both nice & not hard on the hardware. Age of Conan was awesome, but you can't have a massively successful MMO like WoW when there aren't half the amount of WoW's playerbase with a PC well enough to run it at a stable level. I'm hoping SW:TOR isn't very system demanding, not because I won't be able to play it (I'm sure I will) but because the community makes an MMO, & the more players the better.
Muramasa is one of the best looking games this gen. It's on the Wii. And what happened to sprite based games? I loved, & still do love them. Imagine how big an RPG could be if they had awesome looking sprites instead of so much memory being used to pull over the 'ohemgee teh graffix!!1' drones. But I'll admit not everyone likes sprites, but it saddens me to think how much is being sacrificed these days to make way for graphics.
RogueShodown
I never said the Halo's graphics were a negative point. I just said that you'd typically expect them to be some of the best because the high sales and popularity.
I bought Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection because it had tons of oldschool games that I didn't have the chance to play before. Now I can play almost 50 games, some absolutely terrible for today's standards- maybe even terrible back then- but some, like the Sonic or Vectorman games, are still excellent and a lot of fun to play.
Well before seeing some of the Reach screens, I honestly believed Halo 3s graphics where amazing for its artstyle, & with that said, some of the best looking. I don't usually give my 2 cents in topics when people speak poorly of them because their usually the type that see Crysis, MW2 etc as the peak in graphics for games, & don't appreciate artistic styles. Halo, while looking realistic in a sense, is obviously going for something else, and are a lot more colourful then CoD etc. The same can be said with Gears, but in the opposite sense, where they have an artistic theme which is much more dark & gritty. Perhaps it would look a lot better with CoD graphics, I couldn't say, but I've always thought each iteration of Halo has had impressive graphics.
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