I’m getting tired of remakes of cartoony platform games adding excess detail to the visuals. Just kind of clutters everything up and makes it look more bland
I’m getting tired of remakes of cartoony platform games adding excess detail to the visuals...
Sebastian Brooks
Andrew Morales
Daniel Scott
stop playing games made for children autist
Noah Ramirez
You’re in a videogame board autist
Noah Richardson
just zug my shit up warchief
Adam Myers
if you don't like how it looks then don't fucking play jesus christ don't you people have better things to worry about right now
Jayden Anderson
it's also a site only for people over the age of 18
if you don't like how childrens games are designed to appeal to children don't play them
John Scott
>work
>sleep
>consume
>obey
Carson Ortiz
>consume
He just told you not to consume if you don't like it.
Angel Wilson
These are remasters of games we played as kids, who else to judge the quality of the remasters than us. If they wanted us to fuck off they would've made something else.
Ryan Roberts
lmao
Adam Fisher
The 3rd one is BLIZZARD HIRE THIS MAN tier.
Aiden King
You mean the second one
Isaac Mitchell
>Is anyone else not a fan of the art direction of remakes? Sometimes less is more and it looks a bit ug-
>GOD DAMN IMAGINE BEING SO FUCKING MAD OVER FUCKING CHILDRENS GAMES JESUS CHRIST
What is with this strange phenomenon?
Luke Gomez
The second one is mobile trash not even worth mentioning
Gabriel Ward
people don’t like negativity when they're excited for a remake of their favorite game I guess
Sebastian Green
half the time these remakes feel they are made by people that hate the original game so miss the point and go out of there way to change as much random shit as possible
Isaiah Clark
in the case of the BFBB remake I heard its because Nick wants it to look more like the CGI from the 2nd movie, more than a direct 1 to 1 translation of the show's art style
Ian Long
Not an excuse. I'm a fan of Spyro but was still able to handle the criticisms of the remake with grace even if I completely disagreed with some of them while still being excited and looking forward to every bit of information that being leaked.
John Moore
Ok, cool.
I'm not, they're easily the most fun I've had during the last two shitty console gens, and I don't see that changing next gen.
Christopher Reyes
imagine if they remade Megaman Legends and they got rid of the flat anime looking textures in favor of traditional lighting and shiny skin. Wouldn’t that be kind of disappointing?
Luke Carter
Which is weird, you would think they would want it to look more like the new one, which adapts the look and world of the show into 3D pretty well, whereas the second one only did the main cast against realistic backgrounds
Levi Taylor
It would be based
Parker Jones
"people" who spam that kind of shit don't have a functional brain
Julian Cooper
I'm still hyped. BFBB will be the first game I'll buy on release day in 1.5 decades.
Wyatt Jackson
Gross. Completely loses the charm.
Henry Walker
fucking lol
Eli Howard
>composed like a painting (the LOD helps the effect)
>the distant gondola station is highlighted against the pastel skybox and the deep blue mountain
>the ice is clear and reflective and painted with the color of the sky
>the explosion looks like a magical spell
>the sky creates the feeling of being safe on a fantasy mountaintop during twilight
>no composition at all (and looks busy since everything has the same amount of detail regardless of distance)
>the gondola station is indiscernible against the sky, the distant mountains, the nearby mountain, and the ice, all of which are the same color
>the ice is rough and cracked and not reflective, looks like rock
>the explosion is realistic and dangerous looking, clashes with the aesthetic
>the sky creates the feeling of scaling a bleak rocky mountain during gloomy overcast weather
Hudson Rogers
this is what I’m getting at. Seems like a lot of these aesthetic choices are based on what's currently considered cool or popular
William Moore
right>left
Isaac Sanchez
I played the first three games when I was 9 and they're some of my most cherished memories, yet the second picture doesn't bother me at all and I would thoroughly enjoy those graphics.
Nicholas Jackson
The PC point and click SpongeBob game for the first movie had a sublime atmosphere and amazing faithful aesthetics. It was both eerie and comfy at the same time, and the inevitable empty air that occurs when you're trying to figure out a puzzle punctuated with the characters' remarks added greatly to it.