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- Prince of Persia
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Ubisoft
- Developed by Ubisoft Montreal
- French release: Available
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If the whole game looks like you're walking through an artbook(amazing background detail), then I see nothing wrong with this graphical style.
I am just a tad worried however because I haven't been a fan of Ubisoft games this generation. I thought Assassin's Creed was shite.
then I see nothing wrong with this graphical style.
This looks to be probably one of my favourite looking games ever. There's plenty of colour, but good taste prevents it from being tacky with its colours; it's cartoony but dark. The detail is pretty sweet as well. Plus, I'm diggin' the design of the Prince and the one monster thing in the screens.
Before we saw any Ninja Gaiden 2 screens/footage, I was either hoping Team Ninja was going to go uber-realistic with its design or go for something like this. NG2 would've been pretty sick looking like this with its insane speed, crazy effects, and geysers of stylized blood.
cell shaded was not the way to go with this game. people are saying how nice the graphics are, they are as nice as a comic strip.
Some comic strips are nice looking...and by "some" I mean Calvin & Hobbes.
Can't say I agree about this looking next gen. I assume there's still work to be done. I like the direction it's headed, but I'm hoping this is early yet.
The closeup of... and the... awesomeness... and...
*Dies again*
It looks like it was painted with watercolors. Beautiful.
I do think that this is going to drastically change the feel of the game. lets just see if they actually spend enough time on character animation or if it ends up all jerky and quick.
I do think that this is going to drastically change the feel of the game. lets just see if they actually spend enough time on character animation or if it ends up all jerky and quick.
Outstanding really :D thats what I call NEXT GEN
"next gen" should not be cell shaded! that was last gen attempt to make a game look better than the hardware could support and have room to slack on graphics because it really isnt that demanding. a "next gen" game should push the graphical limits and reallity, this is not even close.
it doesnt take a next gen console to play a comic strip. its a glorified comic come to life. the type of detail in this game is like a drawing nothing graphically complex, not going to push the consoles with this one.
imagine if gran turismo prologue was done in cell shading, that wouldnt even be close to what it is now, no one would say that it was a next gen game and no one would praise it.
Nice art direction though, heavily inspired by Shadow of the Colossus and Okami adapted for american teens.