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Meh. I think Crysis beats this in the graphics department.
Never minded trying out crazy looking games and PSN sure has a few of them lol.
if you can actually wrap round stuff like that its pretty impressive tech in terms of collision and physics. but im yet to see the point of this "game". its definately unique tho, and im all for originality.
Looks like it could be quite fun though.
Not really, the levels are so sparse and have such little geometry that having high collison detection is not an issue, they have to use the processor for something right ?
Looks like it could be quite fun though.
so just becasue the art style is simple it makes the tech involved less impressive? no, not really.
Fuck ass, its solid colors... pretty sparse stuff... Simple geometry... OBVIOUSLY its not going to take much power for that, so it has to go to something else.
so just becasue the art style is simple it makes the tech involved less impressive? no, not really.
Not to mention that if you have less geometry there is less to calculate so collision detection becomes much easier.
You missed both my point and the one by pythxvii ... nice work :)
Thats not what I meant, obviously if they are using less graphical power then they have more to use on other stuff such as Physics and collison detection.
Not to mention that if you have less geometry there is less to calculate so collision detection becomes much easier.
You missed both my point and the one by pythxvii ... nice work :)