this is the best argument i have heard so far.phlogistician said:
nunchuku controller...heh.
PS3 or Wii?
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nunchuku controller...heh.
It's not Nintendo's fault that so many people out there are pretty much retarded!VitalOne said:
How hard is it, really? Ever played Bach in a piano? Now THAT is hard...
Having said that, I wouldn't be surprised with Wii actually raises people's IQ. In contrast with PS3 or, worse, XBox...
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They don't have every game, but they sure have a hell of alot:
Zelda
Zelda 2
Ice Climber
Bionic Commando
Contra
Final Fantasy
A crap load of Megaman games
Marble Madness
Spy Vs Spy
Metroid
Dragon Slayer
Etc.
They don't have every game, but they sure have a hell of alot:
Zelda
Zelda 2
Ice Climber
Bionic Commando
Contra
Final Fantasy
A crap load of Megaman games
Marble Madness
Spy Vs Spy
Metroid
Dragon Slayer
Etc.
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No. When your hands are doing two completely different things, it enhances the way your brain functions, particularly motor skills and exchange of information between the two hemispheres (which is essential for proficiency in most subjects, particularly math and language)...Absane said:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1260682614931640265&q=ps3+demo
Here is a demonstration of the physics that the PS3 will be using.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8025980825115926132&q=ps3+demo
This one really caught my eye. A gas station being blown up. All done in real time. Incredibly realistic, and in fact, scary if games will actually be this real looking. I mean, back a while ago graphics made games real looking, but now it's all physics and environment interactivity.
The engine actually simulates the gas particles expanding to result in a realistic looking explosion. In real time. That is simply fucking insane.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5979131578038806649&q=ps3+demo
And here is a demo for a game called Heavy Rain. Like the others, the demo is run in real time. It's a video of a game character -- kind of shows off the detail of the modeling and the ability to capture emotion in characters. It's almost impossible to believe the woman is made from polygons.
We sure have come a long way. I wonder what next.
Here is a demonstration of the physics that the PS3 will be using.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8025980825115926132&q=ps3+demo
This one really caught my eye. A gas station being blown up. All done in real time. Incredibly realistic, and in fact, scary if games will actually be this real looking. I mean, back a while ago graphics made games real looking, but now it's all physics and environment interactivity.
The engine actually simulates the gas particles expanding to result in a realistic looking explosion. In real time. That is simply fucking insane.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5979131578038806649&q=ps3+demo
And here is a demo for a game called Heavy Rain. Like the others, the demo is run in real time. It's a video of a game character -- kind of shows off the detail of the modeling and the ability to capture emotion in characters. It's almost impossible to believe the woman is made from polygons.
We sure have come a long way. I wonder what next.
She looks like she is going to bite your cock right off when the opportunity would arise.
You clearly completely miss the point...Absane said:
I like the precision and the realism...francois said:
But they really need to work on her face. She's kinda ugly...
i wasnt overly impressed, if ibuy one it will be to put on ebay that same dayfrancois said:
The graphics of the ps2, gamecube and xbox were good as it is, i don't care that much for even better graphics. Gameplay on the other hand will get a nice new dimension if nintendo (and 3rd parties) manages to really incorporate the sensor in their games. As for how difficult it is, in magazines here i read you quickly get the hang of it.VitalOne said:
Well, you're hard to impress then!thedevilsreject said:
I, on the other hand, think it's really amazing, because now for the first time ever, we're developing consumer available chips that are fast enough to render and simulate environments that work like they do in the real world. Physics, interactivity, lighting. The ability to run simulations and renderings comparable to the real world have big implications. We've all heard of virtual reality since the 80's, but after seeing what the Cell processor can do, it makes me think true VR is only a little way away. And by VR, I don't mean, cartoon-looking characters representing people. I'm talking about REAL looking people being simulated in a digital world. The implications of that are huge.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6718009720752146055&q=ps3
Killzone for PS3.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4194111054003841639&q=ps3
Cool news thing in Japanese about the Cell processor. Demonstates its ability to track movement and apply rendering accordingly in real time.
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8025980825115926132&q=ps3+demo
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4258374615945369026&q=explosion
give a guess which one is real, if you are wrong you're blind
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4258374615945369026&q=explosion
give a guess which one is real, if you are wrong you're blind
really? works on my computor
Well i still think nintendo will not become the big player again, they will however sell many consoles to people who want to see what happens with the gameplay.Tyler N. said:
They might become big though if the controller is really incorporated well into games (meaning ps4 and xbox720 will also get the same sort of controller thus nintendo has to think of yet another new feature). Really hope it works out for them as nintendo always made good quality games and i would'nt like to see nintendo going the sega way.