05-04-2006, 03:05 AM
Hi,
The silver lining may be that when all the f/x have hit the limit, maybe someone will resurrect the concept of game play.
--Pete
Munkay,May 3 2006, 05:39 PM Wrote:The funny thing is, in a couple of years we'll probably be looking back at this post and laughing a bit at our shock and awe. :wacko:Maybe, maybe not. Much like audio a few years back, graphics may be approaching the point of diminishing returns. On paper, the newest may sport superior specs, but when translated to the screen, there may be little if any additional visual impact above that of the previous generation. Then it becomes a matter of specmanship and marketing. And talent. Crappy music reproduced perfectly is still crappy music. Lousy graphics ditto.
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The silver lining may be that when all the f/x have hit the limit, maybe someone will resurrect the concept of game play.
--Pete
How big was the aquarium in Noah's ark?