How Do Game Developers Make A Game Look Beyond The Hardware?
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Re: How Do Game Developers Make A Game Look Beyond The Hardware?
Resistance 1
Resistance 2
Killzone 2
Resident Evil 5
Each looks slightly better than the preceding ones
Re: How Do Game Developers Make A Game Look Beyond The Hardware?
You should say: each has more bumpmapping than the previous one
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Re: How Do Game Developers Make A Game Look Beyond The Hardware?
I thought RE5 was pretty good about not bumpmapping everything to hell and having actual graphical integrity.K-Bal wrote:You should say: each has more bumpmapping than the previous one
But Jesus Christ, Resistance 2 looks like a bumpmapping orgy. XD
Re: How Do Game Developers Make A Game Look Beyond The Hardware?
Yes, overall RE5 looks pretty neat. Although, if you pay attention to the wall, it looks like plastic.
I prefer comic styles over these plastic "real" looks.
I prefer comic styles over these plastic "real" looks.