[QUOTE="amaneuvering"][QUOTE="tomarlyn"] No it doesn't. There's art style and there's technical graphics. Kirby shows no great display of technical graphics.tomarlyn
I tell you what...
Show me the reviews that rate the "art style" and "graphics" as separate categories...
In fact, show me the reviews that differentiate between art style and "technical graphics" yet only use the word "graphics" when they specifically mean "technical graphics" or "graphics technology"...
"Graphics" on it's own means BOTH the art style and the graphics technology powering the visuals when discussing a games "graphics".
Anyone who thinks differently is the one that is in the wrong imo and if they are using the word graphics when they actually mean just the technology/engine behind the graphics then they should specify it as such, using terms like "technical graphics" or "graphics technology" or something like that, and not the other way around.
Where do you get your reviews from? A professional review most often comments on the specifics of the art style and technical graphics in a game seperately (lighting, textures, etc). Anyone assuming art style and technical achievement is the same thing has no common sense imo.It's called the Internet.
It has millions of reviews.
Try looking at some of them and seeing how they categories the scoring at the end.
Let's see if they call it art style, technical graphics/graphics technology or just plain old Graphics...
I tell you what..I'll save you the hassle too.
The vast majority of reviews use GRAPHICS when referring to BOTH the art style and the "technical graphics" or "graphics technology".
Art style means art style.
Technical graphics/graphics technology means technical graphics/graphics technology.
GRAPHICS means BOTH.
Ah, common sense indeed...
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