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Message: [QUOTE="Ikagura, post: 261048, member: 6930"] I'm sorry but games like Mario Galaxy still look good without having the whole screen blended. And to be honest I prefer colourful over gritty grey/brown that would ultimately show its age after several years. [automerge]1752265215[/automerge] And yet I still think that Ocarina of Time looks better than Shadow of the Colossus mostly because of the colours used. Dutch angles are cool but not necessary to make a game good. I'd take pre rendered 3D RE background than full 3D ones. That's where I disagree. Low poly horror works better because what you cannot see makes your brain work. And to be honest the jittery 3D adds to the uncanny vibe of horror games of the 32-bits era whereas a clearly understandable monster isn't that impressive because you understand what you're looking at. Hell, BloodBorne is a magnificent PS4 game (which could easily pass as an early PS5 one) yet I find that the PSX style demake wins in term of ambience [ATTACH type="full" width="600px" alt="1752265422588.png"]89301[/ATTACH] Similarly there's Surface 2 in Goldeneye 64 that still felt creepy even compared to the equivalent in the Wii remake. Eh... For Counter Strike maybe but Doom and Quake are still great FPS that can still be accessible. In fact TF2, despite not looking realistic, managed to have quickly recognisable class silhouettes (unlike Overwatch sadly). [/QUOTE]

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