Coinciding with the major exhibition Electronic Superhighway (2016 - 1966), the work charts the evolution of computer
game graphics over 30 years.
Harun Farocki: Parallel I - IV 15 Dec 2015 — 5 Jun 2016 Farocki's major video installation Parallel I - IV (2012 - 2014) charts the evolution of computer
game graphics over 30 years.
Not exact matches
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The findings — gathered from just
over 300 participants in three age groups averaging 8, 12 and 13 years old — have implications for marketers as well as parents navigating a world where children encounter cartoon characters in a variety of media, from books to
graphic novels, TV shows, video
games, movies and more.
The event brought together the charity's world - leading scientists alongside
over fifty «hackers» — computer programmers,
gamers,
graphic designers and other specialists from Amazon Web Services, Facebook, Google and
games technology academics from City University London and Omnisoft.
Within the
game, the film switches
over to 3 - D, and the
graphics are indeed impressive.
This is a good
game that has become excellent
over time with additional PC processing power,
graphics and even user - made add - ons.
The
game is pretty good and the
graphics are a tidbit
over average.
The last few years of moto gp
games have not been the best 2015 was ok but not great but this yrs has gotten a bit better but still has alot to do to be as strong as f1 2016
graphics are good the bikes sound great but the lack of commentary during races sort of makes the last corner
over take less fun the main selling point of the
game is reliveing rossi's career in the challenge mode its fun to see the video of him talking about it before you try recreate it but its easily cleared in less then an hr and theres some great races left off the list overall it has many different modes now the drift and rally are nice the dirt bike section is fun and the career is your character going through the vr46 riding team to moto gp its fun and id advise fans of motogp to buy it
Two Worlds 2 is a HUGE improvement
over the first
game - better
graphics, better interface, and better
game play.
In order to outshine Tekken 3, a
game will need to have a ton of moves (T3 has
over 100 per character), multi-hit combos (all T3 fighters can pull off 10 - hitters), outstanding
graphics (T3 has no breakup on the fighters, no «blind spots» where clipping occurs, and no slowdown), and seamless gameplay that includes juggles, counters, and linking moves.
Mad max is the most fun I've had in years on a single player
game, there's a ton of things to do in each zone the
game world is pretty big, the
graphics are good and the
game runs smooth and not had a single crash or glitch in
over 50 hours play.
Average
graphics, no atmosphere with rocks and walls knee high you just can't jump
over «cos the
game wants / funnels you to where it wants you to go.
a total waste of money, one of the most
over rated
games ever no story, no gameplay creepy
graphics it's so damn hard that makes you hit your head into wall.
Graphics are also an improvement
over the Micro Machines
games, having a Nintendo Wii - like quality to them.
Multiplayer is also a key aspect of the
game and despite a single player campaign full of gorgeous
graphics and set pieces clocking in
over at 14 - 16 hours, the developers have spent a lot of time and effort in improving the multiplayer as well.
But Reggie's statements is a bit
over the top — clearly both Microsoft and Sony don't believe that
graphics are the only thing, just looking at the
games released on those platforms.
The Crew is one of those few Xbox One
games where the developers were able to hit the native 1080p resolution and it shows, but we are not taking about
over the top
graphics quality here.
The PC version sports the best
graphics over all other versions but that won't be the biggest difference for a
game with Mutant Mudds retro inspired art style.
The animated cut - scenes are so gorgeous and flawless that they look and play like an anime movie and while the
graphics may not completely carry
over to when actually playing, the details are still HD and better than anything we have ever seen in a Fire Emblem
game and even puts Hyrule Warriors to shame.
Graphics took such a precedence
over gameplay that playing through any part of the
game was akin to being lead by a leash; I was allowed some freedom, but if I really strayed, I was snapped back to path by the designers» invisible, yet heavy hand.
The
graphics are pretty ugly, but once I got
over that, it's been a fantastic
game to play on the go.
Prefer cool
graphics over fun
games?
People are missing out on Wii U cause they prefer cool
graphics over fun
games.
As for this
game, the
graphics aren't top notch also a little childish on the theme
over all.
I know that I will be playing this wonderful
game a LOT
over the next few days as I really enjoyed its gameplay and
graphic layout.
-- An ultra-realistic gaming experience, thanks to the improved
graphics, physics and audio guaranteed by the new Unreal ® Engine 4 — All the riders, bikes and tracks of the 2016 season, including the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations — The Career Mode that will allow players starting from the MX2 category to enhance their reputation and compete with other riders to become the new MXGP World Champion — An even more complete level of bike and rider customization: more than 300 official components from
over 75 brands, 40 % more than in the past edition — One of the most popular and acclaimed features of the MXGP series, up to 10 2 - stroke bike models with dedicated physics and audio that can be used in any
game mode
There are some gameplay issues and the
graphics don't look great but if you can get
over these then this is the cycling
game for you.
How to get money with video
games (the Project CARS way) 1) show off
graphics that doesn't come out to consoles in
over a year 2) open preorders I know preorders haven't come out yet for this
game but I have a feeling that a lot of people are going to buy this
game.
From its limited colours to pixelated cinemas and
over the top acting, thanks to Michael Biehn (Terminator, Aliens), Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon almost feels like an 80's
game if it wasn't for the amazing
graphics of Far Cry 3.
With new Adobe Stock integration, find exactly the image or
graphic you need from
over a million choices, or dip into the exclusive library of 50,000 + free eLearning assets for interactions, themes,
games, scenarios, people cutouts, and more, and engage learners like never before.
Not only will you get a lot of bang for your buck at that price, but the Transformer Pad's Tegra 3 - optimized
graphics are capable of some impressive tricks
over the iPad 2, if the handful of
games optimized for the platform appeal to you.
The
graphics are colourful and fun, the text is very easy to read on the screen, and the animations are just detailed enough to make the
game enjoyable without seeming
over the top (or making you wait for them to load or play through).
The phone arrives with a 4 - inch 480 × 853 FWVGA capacitive touch screen, whilst being powered by a 1Ghz CPU with an embedded Adreno
graphics processor that's capable of 60 frames per second and just
over five and a half hours of
game play from a single charge.
I'll take a
game that looks and runs great at 720p
over one that sacrifices performance for
graphics and drains my Switch battery in an hour.
you must using some strong shit if frames improves
graphics, all these major ps4 exclusives shits with force all
over on
games you mention not even your resolution can help much except for aliasing but there's is Ps4pro, + PS
games has HDR.
A full three minutes of Forza 4 in -
game footage found its way online
over the weekend, and it shows off some of the racing sims» nifty features and
graphics.
Graphics wise, an 8... There is nothing new that will bring new fans... I already knew it was going to get good scores before the game even came out... It's like Halo2 all over again 9.4 and then 3 months later everyone like well we probably fell for the Hype... How can a game be a 10 and not even be on par with graphics with other
Graphics wise, an 8... There is nothing new that will bring new fans... I already knew it was going to get good scores before the
game even came out... It's like Halo2 all
over again 9.4 and then 3 months later everyone like well we probably fell for the Hype... How can a
game be a 10 and not even be on par with
graphics with other
graphics with other
games..
A software solution for PS3 backwards compatibility is not really feasible to do such without heavy investing and without many of the
games that relied on the SPE processors of the PS3 to have to be recoded just to run at good frame rates... because you would have to use the PS4's very own
graphics processor to split it's workload because remember the PS3's SPE processors were direct on the die with a direct token ring of 204 GHz persec throughput... There is no token ring elements control bit, thus it would have to be simulated in the GPU of the PS4 and than add in the PS4's GPU having to also render it's own
graphic processing on top of simulation of the SPE's of the PS3... the PS4 is powerful but each of those SPE's are clicked in at
over 3 Ghz!
thats another thing, like a post above, i do nt care what tricks they use to make a
game look photrealistic or look amazing, thats not tricks ot me, thats better devving, better devs learn the system and learn new techniques, so those tricks are actually new technioques that make the image appear better, ill take that
over a dev that cant make better
graphics anyday, as long as the gameplay is good.
@pedrof93 yeah because
over the past 8 months
graphics in video
games is the only thing that matters apparently.
The thing is that
over the course of my playthrough I have been snapping some pics of moments, areas and art design that just proves that the art team in this
game were firing on all cylinders just as much as the
graphics engine and hardware.»
Worlds in
games will continue to get bigger,
graphics will get sharper, res will get crispier but expecting new experiences like VR to take
over traditional gaming, I wouldn't count on that just now.
Graphics are important, yet they do constantly overshadow another aspect of
game design that holds arguably just as much power
over your enjoyment of a good adventure; the audio.
The plot is unabashedly non-existent, and the mechanics, designed for cavemen; the
graphics are certainly retro, but beneath the hood lies a modern
game engine that will keep this «antique» ticking
over quite nicely.
The exciting thing regarding Injustice 2 is that the
graphics carry
over from cut scenes to actual
game play flawlessly.
Valve is trying to get
game makers to make
games for the PC with its Steam Initiative so this time around I'm actually excited
over some new
graphic cards announcement.
I laugh at all the proud gameplay
over graphics posters trying to show how much more of a true
gamer they are
over others.
From once glorious, pioneering
graphics to certain mechanics that only got perfected
over time, yes, these
games revolutionised the industry in a million different ways, but are they just as playable and enjoyable today?