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Originally Posted by kgingreen
You can actually have a movie like atmosphere in 3d that is very immersive.
BArrow hill for example has these environments but it's like a slideshow. Why? Why do I have a core i7 processor for that? Why aren't adventure games taking advantage of newer technology? Instead you have these action games that have very little depth taking advantage of it.
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Even the best looking 3D action games aren't as detailed as games like Barrow Hill. Ever looked at the grass in those 3D games? It looks like it has been spraypainted on the ground. The advantage of 2D is that every pixel and object is unique and hand-crafted rather than constructed and duplicated by an engine.
If they are able to make something looking like this on a realtime 3D engine, then I'll be interested.
