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360 games even more expensive than Xbox ones

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Which is unfortunate.

 

 

I like games for more than just the graphics. Graphics are a nice "addition" and I certainly don't mind them. A great game with great graphics is better than a great game with poor graphics. But I'd much rather play a great game with poor graphics than a poor game with great graphics.

 

I'm not sure how it really takes away from immersion, as I still don't consider games to be exceptionally "lifelike" in any way. Even with the new consoles coming out. The best thing to keep me immersed is to provide a quality game that keeps me hooked.

 

 

To each his own however.

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Which is unfortunate.

 

 

I like games for more than just the graphics.  Graphics are a nice "addition" and I certainly don't mind them.  A great game with great graphics is better than a great game with poor graphics.  But I'd much rather play a great game with poor graphics than a poor game with great graphics.

 

I'm not sure how it really takes away from immersion, as I still don't consider games to be exceptionally "lifelike" in any way.  Even with the new consoles coming out.  The best thing to keep me immersed is to provide a quality game that keeps me hooked.

 

 

To each his own however.

 

I agree...great graphics do not necessarily make for a good game. Such as Fable, which was over hyped, and yes, graphically it did look good, but I personaly found the game play below par, and to be honest, tedious...I would rather play a game that was interesting, instead of one which just looks nice.

I agree...great graphics do not necessarily make for a good game.

 

I still play Tetris from time to time.

doo do doo DO doo dooo doooo do do do, do do do, do do do, do DO do DO doo

:o ?
Tetris theme. :huh:"

 

Could be, it's a bit difficult to tell.

 

I've been pretty happy with the graphics this generation in general. I'd rather see some innovation than just making games look prettier.

 

Fire Emblem on the GC did suprise me, because after being used to playing on a handheld it really does look gorgeous. Generally though, i'm tough to impress with pretty pictures.

I have to agree with Volourn.  Bioware is pretty much dead now.  Deals like this kills development studios.

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I agree...great graphics do not necessarily make for a good game.

 

I still play Tetris from time to time.

 

 

:D I love Tetris...too addictive!

 

doo do doo DO doo dooo doooo do do do, do do do, do do do, do DO do DO doo

 

Darn it! :huh: Now the Tetris theme is so stuck in my head now...will be humming it all day :-"

Deraldin is teh winnar!

Try going back and playing older games (heck, I'm loading Deus Ex right now); the gameplay counts for far more than the graphics. The original Duke Nukem is still very playable, as is the original Half-Life (the sound helps make the atmosphere).

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I stillplay Wasteland from time to time. I always have it installed :ermm:

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Try going back and playing older games (heck, I'm loading Deus Ex right now); the gameplay counts for far more than the graphics. The original Duke Nukem is still very playable, as is the original Half-Life (the sound helps make the atmosphere).

 

 

Funny you should mention that. A friend of mine and I just played through all 3 episodes of Duke3D not too long ago.

 

 

It's a bit crude but brought back some great memories!

I stillplay Wasteland from time to time. I always have it installed :ermm:

 

 

I always figured that, based on your avatar :wub:

My avatar would show an inkling to be playing Ultima ONE :ermm:

My unwavering respect for your video game l33tness!

 

 

And that is priceless my friend :ermm:

My unwavering respect for your video game l33tness!

 

 

And that is priceless my friend :)

W00T! Such an awesome prize! :thumbsup:

I liek t3tR1s

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My avatar would show an inkling to be playing Ultima ONE :thumbsup:

 

:)

 

Were the graphics really that... umm... did they look like that back then? :)

No. That is an enhanced TRS-80 Hi-Res image.

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My avatar would show an inkling to be playing Ultima ONE :p

 

:(

 

Were the graphics really that... umm... did they look like that back then? :)

 

 

Yes, they did glow in the dark ;)

 

 

 

Here's some Ultima I goodness, Apple II style:

 

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Hey, the Apple II ;)

 

I played the Apple version of Wasteland on an Apple II emu. (which was 100% legal as Apple supplied both the games and the emu on their site :p )

 

 

edited: That sentence made zero sense :(

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My avatar would show an inkling to be playing Ultima ONE :)

 

;)

 

Were the graphics really that... umm... did they look like that back then? :)

 

 

Yes, they did glow in the dark :p

 

 

 

Here's some Ultima I goodness, Apple II style:

 

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How primitive. :(

That's also from the 1986 remake. I don't even know what the 1980 original looks like.

How primitive.  :rolleyes:

 

Games like that take imagination to play.

 

You have imagination right? :geek:

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