- rizuhbull
- Mar 30, 2011
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CTRL+F 'gently caress', 35 results.
This seems to be the right place. Also, gently caress YOU! Can I work at Ninja Theory now?
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- rizuhbull
- Mar 30, 2011
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Has this been posted yet? Didn't see it. Y'all should take a look.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...ublisher-claims
You can't make this up. It's amazing. Make sure to check out the hilarious comments.
If you're too lazy or busy, here's the basics...
quote:“During the course of the development of Dragon's Dogma we did a lot of experimentation and happened upon some techniques for working with Unreal Engine, some fairly elaborate techniques, that allow for a controller responsiveness that gives the player the feel of 60 frames per second,” Itsuno told Eurogamer.
“So even though you have it running at 30 frames per second, you create the motions and the poses in such a way that the brain will naturally fill in what would have been the extra frames.
“Also, on the players' side, we made some adjustments to the button response and when it's reflected on screen.”
But why go for 30 frames instead of 60 in the first place?
According to Itsuno, this decision was taken to give Ninja Theory the opportunity to create “the best visual style they were looking for”.
Itsuno said action games that run at 60 frames per second can have a tiring effect on players' eyes after a long time because the frames themselves “almost shake or flash”. Because of this, “adjusting the speed is almost necessary”.
People seem to like difficulty.
See : Dark Souls.
I think they are expecting the game to have an incredibly wide appeal and designing it on that matter.
I feel this article explains it better than I could.
http://www.cinemablend.com/games/EA-Says-Dead-Space-3-Has-Sell-5-Million-Survive-43629.html
rizuhbull fucked around with this message at 16:04 on Nov 5, 2012
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