| ssj12 said: right... you are in idiot arent you? someone was complaining about jaggies in the game, well look at the above pic (not in this quote) with mario as a Bee, look at the fence, heck look at up close, all his lines are jagged. Those are pretty bad, maybe not as bad as cruis'n but there are jaggies. All these problems could be solved with a bit higher quality texturing/skinning and/or x1 AA. Oh the side of textures, Mario is greatly superior. There is no question on that. I was pointing out that jaggies are going to be more visible in most Nintendo games till they support AA. There is no fanboyism in my statement, I want to play Mario, just saying there is a need for some AA in most of the games. @stof - Turok on the PS3/360 looks pretty good, seems to be a strong game to revive that franchise. |
Maybe you just don't know what jaggies are, but you are still wrong. I'm guessing you are mistaking the lighting effect that gives mario that funky white light and outline as jaggies. I'm sure someone around here is more qualified than I to confirm that they are not, but they certainly are not jaggies. That's purely an artistic decision. You may not LIKE the artistic decision, but that's what it is. As far as most Wii games having jaggies, none of the big 3 have any major jaggy issues at all:
Metroid Prime 3:
Super Mario Galaxy:
Super Smash Bros. Brawl:
That said, there are certainly a lot of poorly made Wii games out there with many issues such as jaggies... they just aren't the games made by Nintendo. I think you simply misinterpreted the artist's lighting effects on Super Mario Galaxy as a lot of Jaggies. The Wii does allow for Anti-Aliasing btw.
