Com'on, do these developers steal other peoples idea's.The water from games are almost alike... First I was like "ahhhh", then with a different game "Ooooh", after that, the same thing..... Also the the picture, why does everything soppose to be shiny.... Don't you people notice this on some games???
Personally i think the environments and most other stuff on the 360/ps3 are beginning to look very good indeed, its the human characters that are the weak part of the picture.
Buildings, objects, cars etc look very real but human characters still look very out of place when placed into scenes, the skin textures are just not up to the same standard as the rest of the scenes.
With all the supposed power of the new consoles why does character animation still look very off? we should be at a point by now where we can atleast have the same level of character animation as those in CGI films like Shrek etc even if we are a few yrs away from realtime graphics of that level.
Com'on, do these developers steal other peoples idea's.The water from games are almost alike... First I was like "ahhhh", then with a different game "Ooooh", after that, the same thing..... Also the the picture, why does everything soppose to be shiny.... Don't you people notice this on some games??? GatoFeo
I don't see why you own a 360. I mean, look at your sig, it makes you look like a typical dumb cow.
[QUOTE="XenoNinja"]once the novelty that is over shiny graphics wears off people will switch to the Wii.Royboy58
You could say that for the wiimote
Even more so for the Wiimote. Even though I enjoy my Wii alot, Theres just times where I really can't be bothered as Zelda for me is pretty much the only game that I play regularly, I just go back to my 360.
[QUOTE="XenoNinja"]once the novelty that is over shiny graphics wears off people will switch to the Wii.Viviath
You could say that for the wiimote
Nope! the Wiimote is far from being a novelty, it'll become the standard controller in the future.
seriously...am I the only one without a crystal ball here?
you don't need one, history speaks for itself.
history? there was a wiimote before? huh...im confused... :cry:
I'm talking about all the things Nintendo have introduced and become the standard, it will happen with the wiimote as well. because seriously, if the wiimote fails and 50 yrs from now were still pushing a button to swing a golf club or tennis racket...then that would be pretty crappy ROFL!!!
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