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I love this whole thing, but I feel like I’d hate to be a dev making a serious game on here because it’s 100% centralized. Unreal can’t take your game down, but Roblox has total control over everything. The only benefit I can see is that they provide all the servers and audience Ps. After seeing my 6 year old.. 6 years ago okay for a couple of years… it’s amazing Roblox is a public company and gotten away with so much copyright infringement and dodgy stuff 😂… People don’t realize it but Robbllx is like the early internet, a Wild West, but that will all go away when they start going nextget-Roblox and real serious games are being developed on it and Roblox is seriously running the equivalent of AAA games on it. They’ll have to clamp down on it. The point is there’s an opportunity now for indie devs that they get to do a lot of stuff that might not be around in the future.

2:27 reminds me of the Half Life Source engine. Amazing.

¿what is the name of the dinasour game?

Ps2 graphics because now it’s not forced, now it’s an artistic choice. Only, you can choose exactly little detail and resolution you really want to keep

This video is a masterpiece

I feel a golden age coming and im here for it

check out maximum action, u might like that game

Similar to netflix era, so many movies and tv shows but nothing to watch. Back in the day you were happy if you found a channel with a somewhat good movie

the video I needed to see years ago. I dont know what it is. but something about this style of video look feels like an adventure and more real. enough to see/know whats going on. yet a little imagination left to fill in the gaps. also, nothing has ever beat the aww inspiring PSX boot up logo. I still love its greatness.

the sound of your're voice gives me phyisical pain

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For myself, it's a strong dose of nostalgia to see low-poly models moving with their wobbling vertices across mostly empty levels, texture maps rarely exceeding 32x32; but beyond that I think it's because it does NOT look real, it somehow becomes more immersive, in the same way that a movie projected at 24FPS looks more "cinematic" than something at 60FPS, even tough the higher framerate is more lifelike. There is a point beyond which realism stops being an escape and begins to feel like a prison. Give me STYLE, damn it.

Old games is a good GAMES. No need to demake, what doesn't even consider as a game. You can't make ''GAME'' a GAME by demaking it. It's not about the graphics at all. It's about the gameplay, the mystery, the amazing soundtracks. We have good times, when we were putting our soul and mind into something. Today it's just about the money. People eat shit nowadays.

You gotta do a video on Crow Country

Been paying attention to Compound Fracture for a while now. Not surprised it's the game that inspired this video. It definitely looks like something special.

i need the mods for gta v because i have redux + nve but it still doesnt look as great ive replaced all the cars alone and downloaded like 300+ addon cars i have a pretty powerful pc

I feel older graphics have a bigger impact because of the otherworldly-ness of it. You can roll your eyes very easily at shitty hair or mouth movements on ps5, but everything in the late 90s/early 2000s era was bonkers because we weren't expecting realism

I still have the Dino Crisis game even though I dont have the console anymore. One of my favourite games ever and the reason why now I am a 3D artist.

The first 3d console games were on the SNES. Star Fox for an example. Fully 3d games had been on the PC for even longer, but it was the Playstation, Nintendo 64, and Sega Saturn that really showed ppl what 3d can be. I was fuckin' blessed, my first experience w a 3d game was Final Fantasy 7.

I think this is why the PS3 and XBOX 360 era was so good. They still had graphical limitations while still focusing on style, story and substance. Think about it, Bioshock, Halo, Rachet and Clank, Sly Cooper, Diablo 2, WOW, heck, I'd even include Team Fortress 2 and COD4 in the same vain. Personally I think the 2000s were the golden age of video games and the PS1 days were something of a precursor to that.

I still love PS1 and Saturn style graphics. They still look gorgeous in my opinion

Is it just me or is the person talking in this video AI and not real.. sounds fake as f***..

Titel: why... if the storie goes 2000+hours in 2024. It may be in ps1 Graphik, but plus comfortable life....i not. Fuck it.

If you dig this art style, I highly recommend Dusk. Though you might consider that more of a Quake style game than a ps1 style game.

That generation of games were so iconic too me. Because how raw the graphics looked but colorful. It was auch a giant leap for gamer kind!

I feel sorry for Gen Z

Be couse psx life feeling and pure art with out only profit orianted controll

For me what really kills games visually is resolution. Blocky low polygon models with muddy textures are fine for me as long as there aren't jagged edges from low resolution. Obviously classic games on classic hardware will be at a lower resolution, but making things smoother really makes it look so much better.

I don't miss pixelated games I miss games that were made well and weren't afraid to push a few boundaries or offend people.

Tomb Raider was completely insane.

Good games are good games, no matter what. Consistency is very important to immersion, and simplicity let's you enjoy the core mechanics without bloating and diluting the actual fun. Also bigger detail require them to be damn good details, whereas pixelated style leaves just enough for the imagination to fill.

I think it can be explained in a single word. Nostalgia

Because gamers crave personality and originality. Not "modern graphics", "quality of life", and open worlds

because it's a cool style

Lower focus on detailing every pore means more focus on actual content

I don't think most people wanted that realism. I never did, anyway. The realer games become, the less I'm interested. The imagination is lost the more realistic games are. Capturing my imagination is much more important.

Does anybody who watched this know the name of the last dino horror game he said walmart people were staring at him, and he didn't care. Was called?

"Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature. CD distortion, the jitteriness of digital video, the crap sound of 8-bit-all of these will be cherished and emulated as soon as they can be avoided." -Brian Eno

No joke, I play Valheim at 25% internal render resolution just to emulate a more faux chunky aesthetic.

PIxels have a sharpness in their finetuning that i feel is missing

My philosophy of games has always been Gameplay > Graphics. Of course tech will always move forward, but the things people were able to do with limitations should always be remembered.

The tv played a big role in how those graphics looked

Lots of games are not even fun anymore

Thanks for reminding me of the name of compound fracture, it keeps popping up in my head but I can never remember the name of it. Check out Signalis. It’s like Resident Evil is RE was set in space and populated by sexy female German anime Androids.

Ещё немного более реально и это будет уже отталкивающе. 😐

I think taking away the visual luxuries of modern games helps you to pay more attention in the way that you're not overwhelmed by detail. I really came for the thumbnail to say Dino Crisis on PS1 terrified me as a kid. Thank you for the Easton track at the end, I had never heard of them and Shazam'd them.

An example of a game that does it right today is THE LONG DARK. Great style, not too focused on amazing graphics.

I love the ps1 graphics more. then ps5

I don’t think what made ps1 games so good was primitive graphics, it was the creativity that went into gameplay. Similarly to movies of the 80’s and 90’s, they were so unique. People took risks. Now games and movies are made by big investment companies that just want to churn out profit on a narrow range of genres.

pretty simple. limitation breeds creativity.