Sentences with phrase «cell shaded world»

Telltale easily adapted their amazing graphic adventure style to the gritty, cell shaded world of Pandora.

All this Action and RPG goodness doesn't take place in a cell shaded world though as developer Cavia decided that realistic graphics were appropriate this time around.

Not exact matches

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In the video we can see that the world map is no longer cell - shaded, although it is still deliciously pretty.

RIME's world is beautifully created and uses a cell shaded art style similar to that of the Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

Back in the days of the Wii, Nintendo originally exclusively had No More Heroes — an over the top 3rd person open world brawler / fighter with stylistic cell - shade graphics and one hell of a unique protagonist in Travis Touchdown.

See, I was all ready to love this game, its use of cell - shaded graphics, the wonderful characters, utterly innovative gameplay and the amazing looking world.

The cell shaded visuals looked amazing, and the new locations give the world of Pandora a much more vibrant feel than the plain desert locations from the original.

I have always wondered what Dark Souls would look like in a cell - shaded world similar to Borderlands.

The world of Hyrule has never been so well - realised, with the game's bright cell - shaded graphics, vibrant character, location and object designs, as well as beautiful musical score and ambient sound effects creating a superb sense of place.

Boasting a huge open world, the game features stylish cell - shaded graphics and all the classic locations, species, weapons and game mechanics the series is known for.

Additionally, Koei Tecmo released today a Japanese gameplay trailer in support of the first ever hands - on playable look of this bright, cell - shaded world!