Sentences with phrase «3d character models»

The game's 3D character models are simple in a way that feels unfinished, rather than clean or elegant.

FighterZ will combine classic 2D fighting visuals, with advanced 3D character models to provide an immersive experience.

The game features complete 3D character models, an updated score and full voice acting.

Originally screened as part of Bungie's GDC 2013 presentation, this video provides a rare glimpse into the character art, development, and design of Destiny — from early sketches and concept art, to animation and in - engine 3D character models....

As in Street Fighter IV, gameplay will feature fully realised 3D character models battling for domination in both new and familiar highly detailed 2D environments that are brought to life with engaging animations.

The game features some nice aesthetic touches, with the then - new 3D character models allowing for more dynamic animations than its 2D predecessors.

One of these cutscenes styles uses rendered animations with the 3D character models, and they almost always look laughably bad.

Furthermore, Arc System Works — creator of the admired Guilty Gear and BlazBlue fighting games — has developed an intricate animation system for DBFZ that uses detailed 3D character models painstakingly textured to resemble 2D anime models.

Getting the necessary funds to create the 3D character models would be a major step towards achieving our lofty goals.

3D character models are used to render individual animation frames, which are then rasterized into sprites and manually hand - touched up by talented 2D artists to create cel - like characters and movement.

In a bizarre twist that was ill - received upon its reveal, The King of Fighters XIV reverts back to 3D character models and environments - a visual style absent from the franchise since KOF Maximum Impact 2 / KOF 2006.

The title became the first in the series to use full motion video and 3D computer graphics, which featured 3D character models superimposed over 2D pre-rendered backgrounds.

Dragon Ball FighterZ delivers an explosive, action - packed game that combines classic 2D fighting with advanced 3D character models that look and feel as if they are straight out of the Dragon Ball series.

There are 3D character models and environments amongst hand drawn 2D backgrounds, and the detail and variety within is mesmerizing.

Arc's genius lies in the fact that, despite the side - on view, these are 3D character models battling it out on 3D stages, meaning the camera can be unhooked from its moorings at any time to better frame a powerful move or super combo.

A series like Bokunatsu can only benefit from high - def resolutions — the backgrounds are incredibly detailed, and the 3D character models have finally reached a point where they're faithful to the original art (Boku actually looks tall for his age instead of just being described as such).

I just hope it doesn't have some awful 3D character models.

I have been seeing more and more crappy 3D character models for the 3DS.

Rather than the character models always displaying their animations and movements, most of Unlimited World Red's story is told through 3D character models that show no movement when speaking.

Full 3D character models are rendered in a 60 FPS environment, but given an initially odd filter to keep character animations moving at a considerably slower frame rate.

It still lacks of visual effects and expensive 3D character models.

Another drawback of the DS version is that there is no voice acting, and the 3D character models are quite blocky and pixellated in contrast to the detailed backgrounds.

Most experienced platform players will probably only visit Funky to try their hand at the gumball machine that spits out randomized 3D character models, but it's a nice touch to offer these options so that players of all skill levels can enjoy the adventure.

3D character models are used to render individual animation frames, which are then rasterized into sprites and manually hand - touched up by talented 2D artists to create cel - like characters and movement.

And in September 2012 they released Street Fighter X Tekken, another mobile - fied version of a current console game that tried to improve on Street Fighter IV's mobile outings with full 3D character models and backgrounds.

Once you encounter an enemy and choose to attack (or be attacked), the game transitions to 3D character models that act out the battle.

Whilst Street Fighter has pretty much always been in 2D, Tekken is known for its slick 3D character models and environments.

The 3D character models are drop dead gorgeous with beautiful detail, great use of color and shading, and just a really amazing style.

Its 3D character models are shaded and colored in such a way that they become near indistinguishable from the animated show they're based off — at least until you see them side - by - side.

The low frame rates give the illusion of 2D character assets, but then when the camera swings around characters for a cinematic attack of a finisher, it's shocking how detailed the 3D character models are.

The first Quake was a mish - mash of odd, early generation, 3D character models, and environments.

In 2011, Nicalis remade the game with 3D character models for a retail 3DS release and also released Cave Story + on Steam, the latter of which is the basis for this new 3DS eShop release.

The game builds upon the original, adding newly rendered 3D character models, totally new environments and gameplay features that raise the bar for

An all - new feature to the PS4 release is the character gallery which includes the character's name, a detailed biography of the character and a picture of the character with a total of 33 characters which are unlocked as the player progresses through the story, although it is an excellent feature it would have been even better if instead of a still picture; there would have been a fully 3D character model with a camera which could rotate around the character and zoom in or out, alongside some of each character's most humorous dialogue.

Sonic himself is a 3D character model and he looks much cuter than when I last saw him in Sonic Adventures.

In addition to two ability slots; there are also unlockable alternative outfits such as Batman starting out with the Gotham Knight Batsuit in dark grey and black, while the Beyond colour scheme introduces red from the Batman Beyond cartoon stylised Batsuit with players having the ability to view the colour scheme by rotating a 3D character model during the equip gear menus.

Not exact matches

Researchers at the Interactive Geometry Lab at ETH Zurich have developed a whole new way of creating movement in virtual software characters by providing developers with the ability to create 3D model «joysticks» outside the computer that directly create shape and movement inputs.

By providing fully rendered 3D models for all characters, monsters, backgrounds, and items, RPG Maker 2 lets the players create intricate, detailed

-- Namco Bandai understands that fans want more Tales game in English — Time and money get in the way — Namco Bandai has taken steps to alleviate the issues above, and hopefully we can now look forward to seeing more Tales games worldwide — It's been difficult to fit the game on the 3DS card due to size restrictions — Voice data in particular was challenging to put on the card and feels they solved the problem while keeping the quality high — «Every part of the game, with the exception of the animated cut - scenes, has been redone in 3D» — Yoshizumi believes this makes the game seem more real / immersive than before — Character models rebuilt to improve performance — Rest of the game has been ported over seamlessly — Some changes made to «in - game parameters» to compensate for control differences — No other additions, no new weapons / artes — No communication features (StreetPass, SpotPass)-- Namco Bandai have talked about a sequel, but haven't yet come up with something that would be good enough for a full game — Yoshizumi says he appreciates the comments he receives on Twitter from worldwide fans, and he hopes that more Tales games can make it over in the future — Load times have been improved on significantly — Steadier frame rate (may have been referring to the world map specifically)-- Skits will remain unvoiced

As for the characters models, the developers did something pretty interesting: they first created them in 3D, before converting them to sprites (in 2D).

What this means is that the characters are hand drawn in 2D but the levels themselves are 3D modeled.

Sure, the character models are hulking monsters compared to their original opposites, but they have now gone 3D and look beautiful in motion.

The jump to the big screen from the 3DS also massively suits the franchise as everything from the environments, to the character models and even the eating sequences, have had a big budget overhaul.

The art - style is the same heavily anime - inspired art that we saw in Fire Emblem Fates, and while the 3D models replicate this style perfectly, hit - effects are very basic and character models constantly clip through the environment in awkward ways.

In their places are a vast and overarching story with a big bad guy from the word «go», and realistically proportioned character models in a fully realized 3D environment.

In Ground Zeroes, Kojima really is a fully - fledged character, with a highly detailed character model created using the 3D scanning that is so important to the game, including voice overs in two different languages.

For one, it lacks 3D environments and character models outside of Tartarus (exploring dungeons).

Unfortunately, the 3D visuals don't look much better than a PS1 - era game with blocky character models that sometimes have herky - jerky animations and battle maps that seem to be floating in an abyss.

A GAME WITH CHARACTER — Liven up the sport with 8 fun characters, fully modeled in 3D.

While it may seem silly, the task of 3D modeling a wide variety of characters is no easy task, especially those who are as diverse and detailed as those that appear throughout the Soulcalibur franchise.